Sentence examples for planned intake from inspiring English sources

That had to be hastily reworked by his colleagues into a discussion of the cost of Labor's plan to increase the humanitarian intake, even though the costings being attributed to Labor were of an entirely different policy, and for the next three years the two major parties' planned intake is exactly the same.

The planned intake sample size is 11,000 women per arm (33,000 total).

They were encouraged to eat at regular intervals to avoid strong 'hunger' sensations that could provoke over-eating; to plan intake; to have healthy snacks visible at home and work (e.g., eat a fruit first); to take the time to savour meals and snacks with minimal distractions to help recognition of satiety signals; and to try to eat as a family.

Reduced energy intake for persons with prediabetes or type 2 diabetes as well as matching insulin to planned carbohydrate intake are intervention to be considered.

In both cases, the amount of calories was limited to the planned caloric intake.

Provision of regular input on planned nutritional intake from early pregnancy through dedicated dietetic teams in primary and secondary care has the potential to improve outcomes.

Users can obtain prandial and correction bolus recommendations based upon a current blood glucose value, planned carbohydrate intake and individualised therapy parameters stored in the device.

The Aviva Expert meter incorporates an automated bolus advisor, which provides prandial and correction bolus recommendations based on the current BG value, planned CHO intake, and individualized therapy parameters programmed into the meter.

For individuals with type 1 diabetes using multiple daily injections or continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion, a primary focus for nutrition therapy should be on how to adjust insulin doses based on planned carbohydrate intake (13, 39, 43, 50– 50).

At 5 00 p.m. and 8 00 p.m. on both days, an insulin bolus was given for dinner and bedtime snack based on the subject's blood glucose level and planned carbohydrate intake, using the subject's home carbohydrate ratios, correction factors, and blood glucose targets.

Having witnessed Karen's meticulous routine of counting calories and planning food intake for every meal, Richard complimented her initial weight loss during a break from recording as the two dined at the Au Petit Café, a favourite French bistro on Vine Street near the A&M studios.