Sentence examples for intake suggests from inspiring English sources

The career of the best-known figure in the Liberal Democrats' 1997 intake suggests not.

The educational background of the new intake suggests a very slight shift away from privately and Oxbridge-educated MPs, who have long dominated Westminster, towards a greater diversity – though equality and social mobility campaigners will argue that it is nowhere near enough.

Although addition of iron sulfate to the CrP diets reduced plasma gossypol concentrations, the reduced yield of milk and DM intake suggests that this method of reducing plasma gossypol concentrations is not commercially applicable.

The reduced capacity of ctsk−/− mice to accumulate fat mass in spite of an equal caloric intake suggests that the absence of ctsk is associated with increased energy expenditure, which might be due to increased BAT activation.

Though the RF mice did show increased core body temperature as time progressed, the fluctuations in temperature during the first few days of the RF schedule and large variation across individuals were much more extreme than for CR; the initial minimal but gradually increasing food intake suggests that RF mice are learning that they have a short temporal window in which to eat.

The reported mode of food intake suggests the presence of transmission routes in the field camp.

The two levels of oils were simulated to the volume of oil intake suggested by China Public Union of Nutrition (25 g per day) and the volume of oil intake practically among Chinese citizen (42 g per day), respectively.

The problem is not unique to my college, with a current access officer at an Oxford college known for its high state school intake suggesting that while headteachers are often keen to get involved, other teachers can be more reluctant.

Activity in the dorsal striatum was greater in patients than in controls during food choice and correlated with subsequent caloric intake, suggesting that dorsal fronto-striatal circuits are involved in this disorder.

This turned out to be the case at all levels of carb intake, suggesting that it's the types of foods we choose, rather than the amount of carbohydrates, that matters most.

Stair-step heifers supplemented with lasalocid had the highest efficiency of growth (body weight gain/dry matter intake), suggesting synergistic metabolism of lasalocid with compensatory growth action.