Sentence examples for little intake from inspiring English sources

"That has caused another little intake of air," he said.

He clears the table, heads for the door, then pauses on the threshold for a little intake of breath, before stepping out into the bright emptiness of his day.

Unfortunately the baseline difference was not elucidated until the end of the trial and it was thus judged to be of little meaning to ask participants with little intake of energy from carbohydrates in the low-carbohydrate group at baseline whether this was a consequence of the randomisation, which had occurred more than 2 years earlier.

There was little additional intake from dietary supplements.

There are several reasons for this; in some cases, the supplements provided very little additional intake, as in the case of Cu.

For a little boost, intake of multivitamins or a tablet of Vitamin C once a day may help your immune system.

But tonight he's heard his daughter downstairs ahead of him, and the delicate hiccups of the little breath-intakes that are her version of crying when it's crucial she not be heard.

This includes men with a family history of prostate cancer, obesity, heavy alcohol intake, little exercise, poor diet, above average PSA (see above), and African American men.

Recent research has indicated that excess calorie intake, little physical exercise and obesity genes are important factors contributing to obesity.

Although there are intensive research efforts on feeding behavior and food intake, little is known about food preference.

This result may apply to the general Norwegian population which has little variation in intake of meat, fruit, berries and vegetables.