Sentence examples for more intake from inspiring English sources

State Senator Thomas K. Duane has been pressing community boards to adopt resolutions opposing the move and calling for more intake centers in each borough.

Both Social procedures induced more intake of ethanol than water.

Relatively more intake of water and food by the boys might be the reason for more cases of severe dental fluorosis (44%) among boys compared to girls (29% cases of moderate to severe dental fluorosis).

Heifers in experiment 1 fed ryegrass, compared to the forage mixtures, had greater total tract digestibility (g kg −1) of DM (DMD; P < 0.008, 713 vs. 641) and CP (CPD, P < 0.001, 699 vs. 475), and used more intake energy for body tissue deposition (P < 0.05, 2.6 vs. −4.9).

Despite comprehensive approaches to data identification and retrieval, individual-level intake data were limited for certain foods, countries and time periods; in particular, more intake data were available in 2010 than in 1990, and relatively few intake data were available in most Sub-Saharan African nations, and on nuts/seeds and whole grains.

Peet compared the existing database on international variations in the outcome of schizophrenia and showed that more intake of refined sugar, meat, eggs, and with a lesser degree dairy products and alcohol, was associated with a greater prevalence of depression and poor outcome of schizophrenia [ 1].

On the way to Sofia to see the archaeology museum (more intakes of breath), we stopped off for some Thracian red at the traditional winemaker, Villa Vinifera, whose 1999 Mavrud, the indigenous grape Thracians used to drink, was magnificent.

At more modest intake levels, sucrose and fructose intake have not been associated with increased CHD risk [ 41– 41].

"New" universities – which changed status from polytechnics in 1992 – may have a more local intake, offer more vocational courses and welcome mature and part-time students.

But even those with a more diverse intake didn't seem to include disability in that diversity.

She questions how compatible Shanghai methods are with the diversity of children in English schools, which cater for children of many different nationalities and backgrounds, as opposed to the more homogeneous intake in Shanghai.