The phrase 'intakes in' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use this phrase correctly, it should be 'intakes' or 'takes in.' For example, "The factory takes in large shipments every day."
These include Russell Group universities such as Liverpool, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle, with 50% or less of their intakes in the AAB group.
"It seems likely that risk is increased in association with intakes in the order of 200 mg per day and perhaps even lower," they said.
The EFSA study noted: "Chocolate beverages were important contributors to total caffeine intakes in children and toddlers in most countries, and the use of a conservative caffeine value for this food category may have led to an overestimation of caffeine intakes in these age groups".
S120 Systemic evaluation of intakes in patients receiving noninvasive ventilation: the STARVE study.
However, the maximum TIC is only 80% in intakes in New South Wales (Cashdollar et al. 2010).
High dietary sugar intake may compromise protein and micronutrient intakes in people with low energy intakes.
All subjects improved dietary intakes in accordance with guidelines, and no subjects gained or lost weight.
Objective To examine the role of dietary supplements in improving total nutrient intakes in adults.
The building is designed with all air intakes in a single central location that makes biological filters easy to install.
Dr Alison Tedstone, the chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said: "We are very concerned around sugar intakes in England.
This study was designed to quantify the impact of dairy foods on nutrient intakes in the United States.
