Sentence examples for mean red meat from inspiring English sources
Mean red meat intake over 24 hours was 39 g in Japan, 91 g in the United Kingdom, and 76 g in the United States.
Lora Hooper, an associate professor of immunology and microbiology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, who follows the Paleo diet, heavy on meat, exclaimed, "Yikes!" The study does not mean that red meat is entirely bad or that it is best to avoid it entirely, said Dr. Hazen, the lead researcher.
Eating well also means limiting red meat, salt and foods high in added sugars.
Mean processed red meat consumption was 3.4 servings/week (SD 2.5), and mean unprocessed red meat intake was 3.0 servings/week (SD 2.7).
Mean unprocessed red meat consumption increased marginally between 1990 and 2010, by 1.5 g/day (0.2 2.9), while mean processed meat intake was stable (−0.1 g/day (−0.9 to 0.8); figure 6).
"Whenever the issue of immigration comes up, the Republican response to anything Democrats do is always the word 'amnesty.' It's their favorite response, and it doesn't even have to be remotely accurate because it is meant as political red meat to the Republican base.
That has spilled into the wines I choose: if I was having fish, I'd look for a crisp dry white, white meat meant richer whites or light reds, and red meat meant gutsier reds.
Iron-rich foods such as red meat meant concentration could be retained.
It's not clear yet whether the new line of attack against Clinton is simply an offering of red meat meant to excite the conservative base or a sign of things yet to come.
A higher proportion of cases reported increased consumption of alcohol and red meat intake (mean = 1.7 svgs/day se = 0.11) than controls (mean = 1.47 svgs/day se = 0.06).
