Sentence examples for record intake from inspiring English sources
Exeter said it was enrolling an extra 600 undergraduates this year and accepting a record intake of 4,600 new students for the academic year starting in September.
In 1997 all-women shortlists meant a record intake of 101 female MPs on the Labour benches, but they were dismissed in the media as "Blair's babes".
Few ambitious schools will seek the latter.Ins and outsThe student-staff ratio at Harvard Business School will be taking a hit after it laid off employees and then announced a record intake for its MBA programme.
On average, the questionnaire covered 91% of the energy intake assessed by the record intake.
Participants were given written instructions with the food records and were taught how to record intakes of foods and beverages for three weekdays and one weekend day.
Discussion: When measuring only the frequency and/or timeliness of taking vital signs, recording intake and output, and administering antibiotics, there were statistical differences between "hold" patients and "direct-admit" patients.
Sixty-six percent of predicted fluid intake volumes fell within 500 ml of the recorded intake.
Immediately after counseling, patients met with a nurse, who created their file and recorded intake information.
The FFQ has documented reliability of accurately recording intake over an extended period of observation (17).
Twenty of the remaining 25 questions recorded, intake of potato, rice, pasta, meat and fish, and five were on varied items, such as salty snacks, coffee, tea and water.
At the beginning of the study, home visitors also provided mothers with a monitoring booklet with use and storage instructions and forms for recording intake, which were checked by home visitors regularly.
