Sentence examples for intake means from inspiring English sources

The large intake means there are some 85,000 alumni.

More intake means more calories, and more calories means illness and effects your health.

Without a reduction in calories, the low-fat strategy would likely have no benefit whatsoever, as 99.9percentt of the time lowering fat intake means eating MORE carbohydrates.

The obvious excitement of a new "Star Wars" DVD means you can watch BB-8 roll around ad nauseam, because the movie's $2 billion worldwide box-office intake means we as a collective society have not watched "The Force Awakens" nearly enough.

Adjustment for overall energy intake means that dietary measures relate to dietary composition rather than absolute intake (Willett, 1998).

An association with the individual intakes is shown, and remained even after adjustment for twin-pair intake means (model 2).

Infusions did not affect dry matter intake (mean 18 kg/d).

To evaluate the daily intake, mean concentrations of metals in each cow milk category were multiplied by the milk consumption rate and divided by the body weight of the adult resident consumer.

So, yes -- it matters that a journalist with a diet book to sell you was the one to tell us in Saturday's Wall Street Journal what a recent study about fatty acid intake meant.

Milk intake meant milk consumption at least six times a week.

18 Nutrient intakes were adjusted for total energy intake (mean 1700 kilocalories in the study population) using the residual method.