Sentence examples for much lower intake from inspiring English sources

Passengers seated farther away from the index patient have much lower intake fractions.The walking person also has a non-negligible exposure level.

4 An intake of less than 6 g salt/d (∼100 mmol Na/d) 5 is advised in the UK and Europe based on the association of salt intake with blood pressure (BP) and cardiovascular disease rather than the much lower intake required to prevent sodium deficiency.

Although Mn intake from drinking water is much lower than intake from food, ingestion of water from wells with high concentrations of natural Mn or contaminated by industrial waste has been associated with increased blood or hair Mn and negative health effects in human populations.

"Eating habits have to change to a much lower calorie intake, much lower body weight, and we would be fitter as a result because we would be able to do more physical activity".

Similar hemodynamic shock recovery and plasma expansion were achieved in both groups despite much lower fluid intake and fluid accumulation in the HSL group.

Another possible explanation for the much lower chlorpyrifos intake levels in our study is the EPA regulation imposed in 2001 (after the Dougherty study was conducted) that banned chlorpyrifos for in-home use.

Another study, emphasizing much lower fat intakes than we did, showed less reduction [ 17], while a second study showed a larger reduction in the intake of total fat than we achieved [ 15].

This indicates, as we reported earlier (10), that skeletal mineral is accreted in Gambian women after a period of breastfeeding in a manner similar to that in Western women, despite their much lower calcium intakes (2, 6, 16– 16).

The range of sodium intake was relatively narrow the highest sodium group in our trial actually corresponds to the average in the USA and is much lower than the intake in many countries, particularly in Asia.

In current risk models, the risk from dietary pesticide exposure is much lower when the daily intake of food is spread over the course of an entire day than it is when feeding is concentrated in the morning and evenings.

Exclusively breast-fed infants will have a much lower average daily fluoride intake for the duration of the breast-feeding period than will formula-fed infants.