It was the classic if-I-can't-control-my-environment-I-can-control-my-intake rationale.
Background: Fundamental to supporting hazardous alcohol users are the rationales for reducing alcohol intake highlighted by the users themselves.
Moreover, most of these criteria have been set pragmatically without a clear science-based rationale or impact evaluation through dietary intake modelling.
The rationale being to observe survivors' habitual dietary intake after they are back to their normal life after completion of all conventional treatment.
Last, Dickey cites estimates of annual BaP dietary intake, which he attributes to natural occurrence, as a rationale for not considering the lower acceptable exposure levels we proposed in our commentary (Rotkin-Ellman et al. 2012).
BMI was predicted to be more strongly associated with dietary and physical activity measures than with measures of glucose monitoring and medication taking; rationale – weight is more dependent on caloric intake and expenditure than other self-management behaviors.
Thus, the rationale applied here is alignment with the recommendations to stimulate fruit intake, but also to limit energy intake from fruit juices.
These findings provide a strong rationale for studying the effects of dietary manipulation of folate intake on the prostate in vivo.
The rationale for this investigation includes epidemiological data from dietary intakes and in vitro experimentation.
Preclinical studies with DHA supported the rationale for early stage intervention; and three epidemiological studies indicated DHA intake was associated with reduced risk in non-apolipoprotein E4 (ApoE4) carriers.
The underpinning rationale was to increase the size and diversity of medical student intake and allow the faster production of doctors to address a predicted workforce shortage [ 1].
