Sentence examples for intakes on a from inspiring English sources

Jockeys limit caloric intakes on a weekly basis often from their mid-to-late teens.

Led by Jaguar design chief Ian Callum, the F-type's stylists have created a shape that is lovely from every angle (if not quite as heart-stopping as the Mark 1 E-type from which it draws inspiration) and possessed of myriad delightful details – bits like gleaming exhaust tips, tail lamps that riff on the E-type's and dash-top air vents that evoke the gaping intakes on a Eurofighter Typhoon jet.

Compliance of subjects was monitored by self-reported food intakes on a food frequency questionnaire, and by requests for more dehydrated barley grass juice.

While absolute intakes may be important at the individual level, intakes on a %E basis form the basis of dietary guidelines and are important at the population level to account for differing energy requirements.

Whole grain intakes for children/teenagers in the present analysis are lower than recently reported for Irish children/teenagers, whereas median whole grain intakes, on a wet weight basis, were 12·7 g/d for children and 13·4 g/d for teenagers, approximately 2·5 and 1·2 g higher, than the corresponding values seen for the NDNS cohort.

Since DEHP is prevalent in food and is among the most potent phthalate species for reproductive development, we calculated total dietary DEHP intakes on a daily basis (μg/kg-day) for US females of reproductive age (13 49 years) as a proxy for potential exposures to developing fetuses, adolescents (13 19 years) and infants (1 2 years) [ 31].

FFQ's are subject to recall bias, and are not a precise instrument to estimate nutrient intakes on an individual level.

No evidence was available to assess the relationship between extrinsic sugars and SFA intakes on an absolute basis, and there was no evidence of a positive relationship for extrinsic sugars and SFA measured as % E. Stubbs et al.

The expression "intake on a regular basis" was understood by all, except one patient.

Hence this study supported an inverse relationship between sucrose and fat intakes on both a% E basis and absolute intakes (Reid et al., 2007).

"Until we decrease calorie intake on a population level, we are unlikely to see much reversal in the obesity epidemic," she said.