Sentence examples for more intakes of from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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].

Some children that grow quickly need more intake of not only Iron but a whole balanced diet.

Information will also be given of progress being made on more recent intakes of students.

Employing a similar analytical approach in our study, the significant trends towards more optimal intakes of selected nutrients are also suggestive of the NZDQI-A's construct validity.

Caries is associated with a more regular intake of fermentable carbohydrates in the diet, and hence plaque is exposed more frequently to low pH.

Snacking is also associated with eating more in general and choosing a wider variety of foods, resulting in a more balanced intake of nutrients.

The Singapore Chinese Health Study is a cohort with a wide range of smoking duration and dosage, but practically nil excessive alcohol intake (usually defined as four or more drinks per day) against a background of a very low prevalence (11.7%) of weekly or more frequent intake of alcohol (the standard definition of regular alcohol intake) (Koh et al, 2005).

This may be correlated with the more important intake of fruits by males than females during the rutting period.