Sentence examples for intakes have been from inspiring English sources
"Low-calcium intakes have been implicated in disorders such as premenstrual syndrome, polycystic ovary syndrome, pre-eclampsia and mood disorders".
"While low quantities of alcohol may appear to have bone density benefits, higher intakes have been show to decrease bone strength, with an alcohol intake of more than two units per day actually increasing the risk of breaking a bone.
But since the new model can ford 36 inches of water, air intakes have been moved to the top of the fenders, and the gills have been reduced to three nonfunctional, symbolic abstract folds in the metal.
Several new ways of evaluating the adequacy of intakes have been recommended by the Subcommittee on Uses and Interpretation of the DRIs.
Milk-crate front intakes have been smoothed for production, too, with common round fog lights replacing three LEDs that, on the concept, resembled nothing less than diamonds in a ring setting.
Much higher intakes have been estimated for other native groups [48].
For most programs the intakes had been relatively small, although retention rates appeared promising.
Several women from the 2010 intake have been appointed to more junior ministerial roles.
Although other possible adverse effects of high vitamin C intake have been investigated, none has been demonstrated in healthy people.
This concept helps explain why clinical trials that have focused on restriction of energy intake have been largely unsuccessful in preventing excessive accretion of fat, while trials that have emphasized vigorous physical activity, without emphasis on restriction of energy intake, have been more successful.
