Sentence examples for intakes would have from inspiring English sources

Regardless, there is little evidence to suggest that higher fat intakes would have a significant effect on the adaptations to resistance training.

Kuiper-Goodman et al. (2010) estimated what the intakes would have been if maximum levels (ML) from the European Commission (EC; Commission of the European Communities, 2006) had been in effect and consistently met in all foods during the data collection period.

If he had, his dietary fat intake would have been even higher.

"As a result, the decrease in salt intake would have played an important role in the reduction of stroke and ischaemic heart disease mortality during this period," say the authors.

It is possible that total ORS intake would have been much less in both groups had intake been exactly matched to stool output.

In this example, as MeHg intake increases, PUFA intake would have to increase to maintain a mean IQ value in the population.

Thus, the overall effect would be that any SAA-lowering effects afforded by the increased F&V intake would have been opposed by this additional adipose tissue.

Assuming that these subjects had not increased their physical activity, the increased energy intake would have contributed to the weight gain.

As a result, the decrease in salt intake would have played an important role in the reduction in stroke and IHD mortality during this period.

We used linear and log-linear regression models with robust standard errors to test our hypothesis that children with higher added sugar intake would have a higher proportion of carious tooth surfaces.

Since approximately 95%% of those who consume RTEC at breakfast consume it with milk, and Ca intake at breakfast averaged 120 mg higher among the RTEC-breakfast consumers than among the other-breakfast consumers, about half the higher sugar intake would have come from milk (120 mg Ca is provided by approximately 100 ml of milk, which contains approximately 5 g of lactose).