"intake threshold" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions about nutrition and health to refer to the recommended amount of a certain nutrient that a person should consume in order to maintain good health. Here is an example: "The daily intake threshold for sodium is 2,300 milligrams, but most people consume well above that amount without realizing it."
We have demonstrated that chicken lines which have undergone intense divergent selection for either low (LWS) or high (HWS) body weight (anorexic and obese containing, respectively) have differential food intake threshold responses to a range of intracerebroventricular injected neurotransmitters.
Reports have been inconsistent regarding the alcohol intake threshold at which such effects occur [ 3]: some studies report that low-moderate levels of maternal alcohol consumption have no consistent significant effect on birth outcome and fetal malformation [ 4, 5], while other studies indicate even single-dose events can result in observable deficits [ 1].
In a statement issued December 10, the European Food Safety Authority declared even the most highly exposed consumers were unlikely to experience adverse health effects, given consumption levels and the uncertainty factor built into the European tolerable intake threshold for dioxin.
Avoiding this floor effect by raising the intake threshold of the patients' signs and symptoms will, in a traditional ROM but not in a TDC-procedure, increase the risk on confounding the treatment outcome with effects of regression to the mean.
High concentrations of chloride in the soil can increase phyto-availability of the heavy metal cadmium, accumulating in wheat grains above dietary intake thresholds.
In view of the large degree of uncertainty and rapidly expanding list of confirmed tainted products during the early weeks of screening, the Hong Kong government refrained from setting minimum consumption volumes or estimated daily intake thresholds for melamine below which the child would not be referred for renal assessment.
Better knowledge and targeted studies to determine safety around the upper therapeutic intake dose threshold are urgently needed to support their programmatic use, including the development of evidence-based age-based regimens.
Some herbivores, e.g., the black swallowtail (Papilio polyxenes) and Stephen's woodrat (Neotoma stephensi), have evolved the ability to specialize on plant species with high concentrations of PSCs, whereas other herbivores must consume undefended plants or small quantities of many species of plants with differing PSCs to keep toxin intake below threshold doses [ 3- 6].
However, the problem is that how to determine the threshold intake of fiber.
In the children studied, observed daily fluoride intake reached the threshold for safe fluoride intake.
In the preschool children studied, observed daily fluoride intake reached the threshold for safe fluoride intake.
