Sentence examples for recommended quantity from inspiring English sources

High-income households (making more than $70,000 a year) are willing to pay almost double for the daily recommended quantity of vegetables and nearly three times more for daily recommended quantity of fruit, the researchers estimate.

This was less than the recommended quantity but a typical amount obtainable from our primary patient samples.

The recommended quantity for the specification of brachytherapy gamma ray sources is the reference air-kerma rate (RAKR), defined by the International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements [ 3, 4] as the kerma rate to air, in air, at a reference distance of 1 meter, corrected for air attenuation and scattering.

That 1993 advisory protocol provides information on the health benefits of fish; adverse effects of contaminants; recommended quantity, frequency, and types of fish to consume; recommended fishing locations; and preparation methods that can be used to reduce exposure to bioaccumulative contaminants such as PCBs and DDE (Anderson et al. 1993).

Flax seed is a laxative when taken above the recommended quantity.

Based on the manufacturer websites or specific dosage recommendations disseminated during the cholera response, the recommended quantity for each product was 67 mg of Aquatabs (e.g., one tablet of 67-mg size, two tablets of 33-mg size, etc)., 25 drops of liquid bleach (Jif or Clorox), two tablets (19 mg each) of PYAM, and two sachets of PUR.

Use recommended quantities as a guide (read the tin), but adapt according to your cat's age and activity level.

Alpha and beta globin mRNA were reduced from a portion of the total RNA samples using the GLOBINclear™ Human kit (Ambion, Austin, TX, USA) according to the manufacturer's instructions with the recommended start quantity of 2 μg of total RNA.

It is not, however, something I'd recommend in quantity for less active individuals, on account of its, well, very sugary nature.

The HTA's largely recommend both quantity and quality of life measurement parameters as part of their evaluations.

But other countries still lag behind, in the quantity recommended, and perhaps in the quality of their recommendations.