Sentence examples for mean fat intake from inspiring English sources

Cluster analysis resulted in 4 clusters consisting of 35 to 81 subjects with differences in (1) mean fat intake, (2) standard deviation of intraindividual fat intake, and (3) fat intake trends over time.

Mean fat intake in the intervention and the control group at year 1 after randomisation was 24%and35%5% of total energy intake from fat, respectively.

In our total population (N = 1,215), the adolescents had a mean fat intake of 33 percentage of energy intake (E%), a mean carbohydrate intake of 50  E% and a mean protein intake of 16  E%.

From the National Nutrition Survey 2004, the mean fat intake was highest among the Malays (85.2 g), followed closely by the Indians (83.3 g) and lastly the Chinese (76.2 g) [ 35].

Mean carbohydrate intake was lower than the dietary reference value (DRV) of 47% total energy [ 23] and mean fat intake was higher than the DRV of 33% total energy at both ages.

For the case-control study, analysis of variance methods were used to compare mean fat intake scores of cases and controls and Spearman correlations were calculated from the ranks of the data.

The reductions in mean fat intakes, saturated fat and cholesterol intakes in the intervention group were similar to those seen with a plant-based diet in previous studies.

In this group the mean daily fat intake was significantly lower (60.1±21.5 g) during the run-in period compared to the intervention period (68.9±21.8 g; P=0.04).

Mean daily fat intake from CF did not meet the recommendation (5.7 g/d) [ 6] until eight months.

Globally, mean trans fat intake remained relatively stable between 1990 and 2010 (+0.1%E (0.1 to 0.2)) (fig 5 ).

In Table 1 the mean baseline fat intake by gender for the intervention and control group are shown.