Sentence examples for intake in those from inspiring English sources

Long hay addition linearly decreased DM intake in cows fed FCS-based diets (25.0 to 21.7 kg/d), but increased DM intake in those fed CCS-based diets (22.7 to 27.1 kg/d).

Hence, the findings cannot be attributed to an overall reduction in food intake in those with skin lesions.

Our results might suggest a synergistically protective effect of vegetable intake in those with a longer telomere.

Disease severity remained unchanged but there were moderate increases in nutrient intake in those receiving oral protein calorie supplements.

A second analysis focused on the quantity of milk/yoghurt and fruit intake in those that consumed these items.

For patients on low-carbohydrate diets, monitor lipid profiles, renal function, and protein intake (in those with nephropathy) and adjust hypoglycemic therapy as needed.

Precontemplators remained as one group (PC), contemplators and preparers were combined into one group (CP) and defined as those planning to reduce their alcohol intake in the near future and those in the action and maintenance stages were grouped together and defined as those currently adhering to the guideline (AM).

Of these papers, four reported only baseline fibre intakes in those subsequently classified as cases or non-cases and will not be discussed here further, because results were either unadjusted or minimally adjusted.

Since availability data may overestimate true intakes, we determined and utilised the relationship between individual-level dietary surveys and the FAO food balance sheets, accounting for age and sex patterns in the individual-level intakes, to adjust the estimated intakes in those countries having only FAO data.

46 We thus took advantage of countries having data on both to determine the relationship between individual-level data and the FAO food balance sheet data, accounting for age and sex patterns in the individual-level intakes, to adjust the estimated intakes in those countries having only FAO data.

Our findings, for this cross-section of the UK population, confirm this observation, with nutritionally significant higher fibre intakes in those that consume even a small amount of whole grain (on average 5 g/d more in children/teenagers and 8 g/d more in adults).