Sentence examples for poor intake from inspiring English sources

Malnutrition and poor intake during hospitalisation are common in older medical patients.

Better understanding of patient-specific factors associated with poor intake may inform nutritional interventions.

But Katie Clark's twin sister, Megan, says this only increased the anger among her peers: "We have never tried to use the excuse of a poor intake at our school, which we are passionate about.

Nevertheless, it seems prudent, while awaiting the results of additional long-term studies, regularly to monitor these patients, especially those with increased nutrient demand, poor intake or suboptimal stores.

Discussion We define that an hypophosphoremia appearing after refeeding is a refeeding hypophosphoremia, and we do not consider others etiologies, such as mechanical ventilation, alkalosis, sepsis, alcoholism, malabsorptive states, poor intake, some medication.

For example, efficient metabolic labelling in simple organisms, such as the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, or in dissected mammalian tissues is technically challenging due to poor intake and uncontrolled or unequal distribution of the label throughout the animal or the tissue.

Energy restriction is common in pregnant and lactating women, and poor intakes of vitamins and other dietary factors have been recorded.

And nectarivores, such as hummingbirds, must also catch insects to provide protein to balance their energy-rich but nitrogen-poor intake of nectar, especially when breeding.

This finding is believed to be attributable to the different components of mixed feeding, and may be because infants who receive mixed feeding have a poorer intake than those who are breastfed.

The predominance of refined cereals as carbohydrate sources (white rice), the poorer intake of protein and lack of whole grains maybe responsible of the higher glucose plasma level in the higher tertiles of this pattern.

Even the welcome pupil premium, which funnels extra money to schools with poorer intakes, will struggle to do much more than shield them against retrenchment.