Sentence examples for ordinary intake from inspiring English sources

In line with these suggestions, the large amount of late reporters of violence seen in this study underscores the benefit of including violence- specific questions as part of an ordinary intake procedure in family treatment services.

Although health consequences of ordinary caffeine consumption are probably minor there are concerns about caffeine intake during pregnancy and lactation.

The assessments applied in this study were identical to the ordinary diagnostic assessments at intake.

From results of our study, we suggest that daily intake of ordinary commercial milk may also facilitate falling asleep.

The tanks can be filled either from the ordinary water-supply system, with intake approximately 800 m offshore, from 2 to 8 m in depth, or through a second pipe system, where water directly from the dock outside the lab or from a transport truck can be used.

However, cultural beliefs, such as "eating for two" may contribute to a caloric intake above the ordinary demands of pregnancy [ 10, 11].

Another question evaluated the frequency of fruit intake on an ordinary day, with response options of once, twice or 3 or more times per day.

If ordinary Americans want to cut their energy intake by a more modest 25percentt — whether to slow down the aging process or seek a pharmaceutical-free way to reduce the risks of, say, cardiovascular disease — can they actually do it?

However, if you have certain health conditions like diabetes, you may indeed need to monitor your carb intake more carefully than an ordinary balanced diet would call for.

The US recommended intake is 2.4 mcgs a day for ordinary adults rising to 2.8 mcgs for nursing mothers.

Although hampered by a lower precision (see supplementary table 3), the results for the high dietary calcium intake level are essentially similar to those obtained by ordinary Cox's regression analysis (table 2 and supplementary table 2) but the estimates for women with low dietary calcium intakes were attenuated.