Sentence examples for maximum intake of from inspiring English sources

Commercial poultry feeding is a highly perfected science that ensures a maximum intake of energy for growth and fat production.

Beta-carotene and vitamin E actually increased mortality, as did high doses of vitamin A. Worryingly, Nadolsky also advises 50 micrograms (2,000 IU) of vitamin D per day, which is twice the NHS recommended maximum intake of 25 micrograms.

Coca-Cola appears to be using the cover of the government's discredited responsibility deal to seek acclaim for bringing out a product that still contains over 4 teaspoons of sugar per 330ml can, which equates to one-quarter of a child's daily recommended maximum intake of sugar".

About 85% of meat sausages surveyed by Cash were also high in saturated fat – another cause of strokes and heart disease – while Sainsbury's Taste The Difference Toulouse Inspired British Pork Sausages contained 12.2g of saturated fat per two sausages, more than half the recommended daily maximum intake of saturated fat for women.

In the frozen ready meal range, CP Authentic Asia Prawn Wonton Tom Yum Soup with Ramen contained 96% of the daily recommended maximum intake of salt in one serve, making it about 10 times saltier than the Sultan's Kitchen butter chicken.

The nutrient intake showed a quadratic effect, with a maximum intake of dry matter (8.89 kg d−1; P = 0.012) and digestible organic matter (5.75 kg d−1; P = 0.013) estimated with 339 and 418 g kg−1 of inclusion, respectively.

I did not need to be asked if I wanted to super-size, as I had already calculated what combination of orders represented maximum intake for minimum expenditure.

28 This substantially exceeds the existing maximum intake level of 2,300 mg sodium, or 5.8 g salt (about 1 teaspoon), established by the 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

In the United States, the Institute of Medicine suggested a maximum intake level of 25% energy from added sugars in the 2002 Dietary Reference Intakes, on the ground of preventing nutritional deficiencies (Institute of Medicine, 2002).

This maximum intake was composed of 792 g dairy/day, 44 g beef/day, and 76 g fish/day (57 g herring/day, and 19 g cod/day).

In a week or so, the Global Drug Survey team will release the world's first safer drug using limits (starting with cannabis) – a sort of recommended maximum intake, if you like – based on information provided by tens of thousands of people who use drugs.