Sentence examples for intake given from inspiring English sources
In a post hoc analysis of this study, Casear et al. demonstrated a strong association between increasing cumulative protein intake (given as a continuous infusion) with a lower likelihood of an earlier alive-discharge from the ICU [72].
Descriptive statistics included geometric mean nutrient intake (given the skewness in nutrient distributions) adjusted for total calories.
However, this practice typically results in higher fat (HF) intake, given that protein intake is remarkably constant at 15 20% (7).
First, there was no significant difference observed on the outcome measures across demographic characteristics such as dementia type or drug intake; given the small sample size, the present study might lack sufficient statistical power to detect significant findings.
The lack of an association may have been attributed to very low levels of alcohol intake given that only 22% of women reported consuming more than 1 serving/week.
RFI is defined as the difference between the observed and expected feed intake given a certain production, which is a sensitive and accurate measure for feed efficiency in chickens.
While he didn't explicitly advocate that GrabTaxi will follow suit, Tan did admit that the company's new funding intake gives it "the resources" to potentially explore new areas of business in the future.
The only area that doesn't seem fully baked to us is the nose, where a wide, low air intake gives the Z4 a semi-frown.
But in a collaboration with Miller, Roth, and other colleagues, Bartke showed in 2001 that cutting the animals' calorie intake gave them an additional increase in life span, results suggesting that the two mechanisms for achieving longevity act through different pathways (see "Dieting Dwarves Live It Up").
For all calculated intakes given in Table 4, excluding energy, the percentage of calculated nutrient intakes that were in line with the recommendations increased from 34% (for the Typical Daily Menus) to 77% (for the Choices Daily Menus).
Subsequently, it potentially reflects the similarity in student intakes given that Monash University and Victoria University are both in metropolitan Melbourne.
