Sentence examples for intakes in these from inspiring English sources

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".

However, higher fibre intakes in these conditions may have confounded the association.

Since this is an important target of nutritional support, increased protein and energy intakes should be preferred above standard intakes in these infants.

In a previous experiment [ 13] we found that isotope incorporation could be affected by zinc intakes in these infants in a non-meal situation.

As this is the first large-scale analysis of nutrient intakes in these countries, there are few published studies to which the results of this current study can be compared [ 11- 14].

This implies potentially large reductions in sodium intakes in these countries over time frames longer than that covered in our study, consistent with changes in traditional methods of food preservation made possible by widespread refrigeration.

The average salt intake in these populations — what could be called the normal salt intake — was one and a half teaspoons a day, almost 50 percent above what federal agencies consider a safe upper limit for healthy Americans under 50, and more than double what the policy advises for those who aren't so young or healthy.

Deer consumed fewer understory shrubs in coniferous-dominated stands, suggesting lower nutritional intake in these stands.

The study was aimed to investigate the efficacy of nabilone in reducing headache days, intensity of pain and analgesic intake in these patients.

Here, we used virus-mediated gene transfer to manipulate expression of orexin peptides in young and aged rats and examined behavioral and neurochemical correlates of food intake in these animals.

The low nutrient intake in these systems are directly linked to the reuse difficulties of animal manures in a property level (Cordell et al. 2009; Elser and Bennet 2011) and to the crescent cost of conventional soluble fertilizer, which represent frequently the main component of the production costs.