Sentence examples for intake reference from inspiring English sources
Despite the availability of intake reference values specific for children and adolescents, little is known about the adherence to these recommendations in these age groups.
For instance, in children between the ages of 4 and 13, the European Food Safety Authority EFSAA) based its DRIs primarily upon energy intake, while for adolescents aged 14 years through to adulthood, intake reference values are based on population median water consumption and desirable urine osmolality [ 1].
23 Low intake of vitamin C, vitamin E and carotene intake was associated with a 27%, 46%and43%3% higher risk of CRC respectively among carriers of the variant genotype compared with homozygous wildtype carriers with low intake (reference) (P-interaction 0.12, 0.009 and 0.005 respectively).
High meat intake was not associated with risk of CRC among carriers of the slow NAT2 phenotype, whereas NAT2 fast acetylators with high meat intake were at increased risk of CRC (OR = 1.25; 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.92 2.01) compared with slow acetylators with low meat intake (reference), P-value for interaction = 0.07.
The numbers in the tables are means for absolute intakes and "reference man" adjusted intakes of energy and other nutrients.
Indeed many sectors remain virtually unaffected, with some employers even increasing their graduate intake this year (reference: AGR Winter Survey).
The risk of malignancy varies from approximately 1% in the USA up to 24% in other countries depending on iodine intake and reference pattern.
For instance, the safety factor approach results in an exposure limit [acceptable daily intake (ADI), reference dose (RfD)] generally presumed to be "safe" (e.g., having "reasonable certainty of no harm").
Values were compared with National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2001 2002 average intakes and dietary reference intakes for age and sex but not race/ethnicity (17).
Similarly, as for leanness & muscularity outcomes, there was much advice to alter fat intake (53 references) with particular support for the consumption of omega-3 fats to burn fat (18 references).
Protein anabolism in critically ill infants can be achieved in the first days after admission by increasing protein and energy intakes above reference levels.
