Sentence examples for intakes for example from inspiring English sources
The traditional paradigm for human health risk assessment of environmental chemicals involves comparing estimated daily doses to health-based criteria for acceptable, safe, or tolerable daily intakes (for example, reference doses [RfDs], tolerable daily intakes [TDIs], or minimal risk levels [MRLs]) to assess whether estimated doses exceed such health screening levels.
12 In a limited number of high-income countries, sustained, coordinated public health programmes have helped lower sodium intakes, for example, in Japan, 38 Finland 34 and the UK.
Although we used a widely validated questionnaire, measurement error of dietary intakes, for example, self-reports of long-term dietary supplements, could introduce misclassification in exposure status, but it is likely to be nondifferential.
Our findings on price differences per day and per 2000 kcal reflect an adult diet; the summary estimates should be adjusted for other caloric intakes, for example, in young children.
We know that sodium intake, for example, is a particular problem in our society.
Furthermore, six of the 10 monitors indicated that they changed their behavior related to salt intake (for example, changing the water source after observing the monitoring results).
Excess carbohydrate intake, for example, has been shown to cause increased mortality in the caterpillar, Spodoptera littoralis [50], although high carbohydrate, low protein diets have been shown to maximise longevity in the more closely related field cricket Teleogryllus commodus [51].
The term "oral intake" should be redefined to include other types of intake, for example, NG/PEG tube feeding and supplements.
Based on the outcome of the present study we advise to routinely screen for IPV perpetration at intake, for example by using the J-IPV.
Other studies suggested that a high fat intake, for example saturated fatty acids (SFA), is critical for both, the development of obesity and NAFLD [ 6, 8, 9].
Statements noting that something was "adjusted for energy intake," for example, may leave the reader to speculate about how and why the adjustment was made.
