Sentence examples for intakes are needed from inspiring English sources
Pharmacokinetic studies showed that (i) the type of hepatic pathology has a major impact on the kinetics of silymarin, (ii) doses above 700 mg tid may reach much higher blood levels than predicted from linear dose/blood levels at lower doses and (iii) the short half-life of silymarin indicates that at least 3 daily intakes are needed to warrant sustained effective blood levels.
More carefully designed studies that capture lifetime exercise, smoking and food intakes are needed to explore these potential associations between lifestyle factors and hyperglycemia.
More ad libitum intervention studies, designed to measure the effect on energy and macronutrient intake of altering fat or sugar intakes, are needed to understand consumer behavior in practice and the factors influencing this.
The evaluation of population current dietary Na+ and K+ intakes is needed to measure the success of future intervention strategies [ 19].
The Lancet authors reported that to bring the weights of Americans back to 1978 levels, steep reductions in caloric intake are needed: about 240 calories a day less for the average person and double that amount for obese adults, whose body mass index is 35 or higher.
Public health programs and national policy responses to limit alcohol intake are needed to reduce the incidence of cancer in China.
Given escalating rates of chronic disease, broad-reach and cost-effective interventions to increase physical activity and improve dietary intake are needed.
Dietary restriction (DR) in Drosophila is often achieved by dilution of the food medium, and complete records of food intake are needed to determine if flies compensate for the reduced nutritional content of food by increasing the total amount of food they consume.
Future studies controlling for food intake are needed to determine if such a trade-off exists in insectivorous bats when resources are limited.
Large prospective trials with repeated measurements of dietary intake are needed to clarify the role of dietary patterns in cancer prevention.
Larger studies, which include women and a greater range of alcohol intake, are needed to further investigate the inconsistency between observation and Mendelian randomization findings.
