Sentence examples for rate of intake from inspiring English sources

I consumed the four episodes made available to press last week at a rate of intake I normally reserve for oxygen, so the chances are you've already finished it.

It is thought that individual differences in intelligence may derive in part from differences in the rate of intake and processing of simple stimulus information.

The present work further demonstrates that the use of sodium supplements and the rate of intake of sodium in supplements are not related to muscle cramping.

Within FOs, satiation was evident at low FUPs by a decrease in rate of intake across a 40 min FO; at high FUPs responding was evenly distributed.

Among the factors determining the choice of feeding sites by herbivores, the rate of intake of net energy and nutrients is a major one.

A low rate of intake overnight (2400 to 0500 h; 2.2 ± 0.74% daily intake/h, mean ± SD) and a moderate rate of intake in the afternoon (1200 to 1700 h; 4.8 ± 1.1% daily intake/h) was noted for all treatments, although PM slightly reduced the rate during the afternoon period compared with AM.

When fed CON, heifers had greater dry matter intake (12.9 vs. 7.2 kg/d), greater feeding time (209.3 vs. 82.4 min/d), greater ruminating time (452.2 vs. 318.3 min/d), and slower rates of intake (0.06 vs. 0.09 kg of dry matter/min) than when fed LF.

Short-term high or low rates of intake can disrupt this equilibrium (Chuang et al. 2001).

We selected these sugars because they are all ligands of T1r2+T1r3 (25, 30) and stimulate high rates of intake in B6 mice (4, 13, 51).

Biological measures of exposure may be used to "reconstruct" dose from body burden measurements if information or assumptions about rates of intake, uptake, and metabolism are available.

A general challenge in using biomonitoring data for IPR assessments is to relate measured levels in biological fluids to rates of intake.