Such a shift would make Canada's immigrant intake more similar to Australia's.
Leaner pigs had a harder time weathering Iowa's cold winters, and farmers needed to monitor their food intake more closely.
The change has been partly technological: the Internet, cable television and VCR's changing the way we see, making culture's intake more private, our encounter with offensive art seemingly more invasive and our reaction more alienated.
At the same time, there is concern that the regulator's liking for free places could produce an intake more polarised between rich and poor, with middle-income parents squeezed out.
Co-injection of NPFF and beta-funaltrexamine (FNA, a mu opioid receptor antagonist) did not suppress food intake more than when NPFF and FNA were injected alone.
More sanguine agents think Powers can see his annual endorsement intake more than double in 2002, with most of it coming from outside sponsors.
We hypothesised that chewing each mouthful for 30 s would reduce afternoon snack intake more than (a) an habitual chewing control condition, and (b) an habitual chewing condition with a pauses in between each mouthful to equate the meal durations.
They should be eating foods that make better control of their calorie intake more possible -- unconsciously.
As the evening dragged on, his gestures became wilder, his eyes glassier, and his rate of intake more rapid.
The fourth group were non-denominational local grammar schools, often with an intake more able on average than in maintained grammar schools, but covering a broader range.
The Canberra Roller Derby League had an intake more than 90 skaters at the start of the 2010 season during the Fresh Meat and Boot Camp intakes.
