Sentence examples for intake close from inspiring English sources

Protein makes up about 17 percent of their total energy intake, close to the 15 percent protein intake the heart association recommends for people.

This study has shown that the combination of low calcium intakes from breast milk and complementary foods resulted in a total calcium intake, close to the estimated biological requirement, that did not differ between 3 and 12 months of age.

The combination of low calcium intake from breast milk and complementary foods resulted in a low total calcium intake close to the estimated biological requirement for bone mineral accretion.

This could explain the discrepancies observed between our results and data from other studies that changed the follow-on formula to one with a much higher protein intake (close to cows' milk) after the 4th month of life.

Our results indicate that this effect was the case for cow milk with average daily excess energy intake close to 740 kJ and 72% more protein being taken in the high cow-milk fed infants thigh cow-milk fed infants athanmo of age (Table 4).

"Run your air conditioner if you have one and keep the fresh air intake closed and the filter clean to prevent bringing additional smoke inside," the AQMD said, adding that people should avoid using a swamp cooler or whole-house fan to prevent bringing additional smoke inside.

In all the cases in which categorisation of the study participants by level of salt intake was available, we calculated the relative risk of higher versus lower salt intake by comparing the event rate in the two categories with a difference in average salt intake closest to 100 mmol of sodium or about 6 g of salt a day.

We evaluated the risk for worsening oxidative stress as a function of antioxidant vitamin intake and found intake closer to the RDA to be protective (odds ratio [OR] = 0.06, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 0.010 to 0.39); this finding indicates that an intake of antioxidant vitamins from 66%to100%0% of RDA reduced the risk for worsening oxidative stress by 94%.

From studies in women with calcium intakes close to recommended intakes, these changes appear to be independent of dietary intake and can be regarded as physiologic (1, 2, 5, 6).

All these studies were cross sectional, that is, they relied on a single assessment of calcium and/or vitamin D intakes close to the time of the mammographic examination.

With water intakes closed, having fresh drinking water may become a problem as the spill slowly moves downriver.