Sentence examples for intake ceiling from inspiring English sources

Mr Harper may be about to bend, at least a little, possibly expediting processing for Syrian refugees or raising the intake ceiling.

Use a framing square and pencil to mark the outline of the fan's intake port on the ceiling, using the measurements you just took.[2].

The inverse association was not linear; with a ceiling effect observed with higher intake, which implied conversely that a lower intake of dietary isoflavone was related to an increased risk.

The observed ceiling effect associated with higher isoflavone intake suggests that a lower intake of dietary isoflavone might be associated with an increased risk of colorectal adenoma in Japanese populations.

So, in a windowless conference room in late August, as ceiling fans buzz overhead, James Jones, an intake specialist, tells newcomers: "We're in the business of trying to save your home.

Use a hose attachment to vacuum furniture, ceiling fans, window blinds, floorboards, air intake vents and cobwebs.

Then, as though powered by the audience's collective intake of breath, the camera floats up to the ceiling in time to see Mother-Norman dash from the bedroom, the blade glinting.

This may indicate that autoshaping CR performance is not induced by these procedures, or that high levels of ethanol intake induced by factors related to pseudoconditioning produces a ceiling effect.

White-collar populations are known to have in general more favorable food patterns (i.e. they eat more fruit-vegetables and less fat) [ 30] Therefore, a possible ceiling effect might have prevented the fruit and vegetable intake to increase, which might explain the slight decrease in mean vegetable intake observed at both worksites.

In other words, in our meal entrainment schedule, the rats are robustly hyperphagic during the 4 hr food access period, and thereby activation of vHP ghrelin receptors would be unlikely to augment intake from a high baseline of excessive food intake (i.e., ceiling effect).

To address this issue, we considered repeating the conditioned feeding paradigm using designs parallel to Exps. 3 and 6, however, we note that the animals are robustly hyperphagic during 20 hr food restricted meal entrainment conditions, and thereby activation of vHP ghrelin receptors would be unlikely to augment intake from a high baseline of excessive food intake (i.e., ceiling effect).