Sentence examples for significant intake from inspiring English sources

"Normal hygiene and cleanliness practices in hospitals should have reduced the likelihood of any significant intake" by hospital staff members, said Dr. Pat Troop, chief executive of the Health Protection Agency.

Kirsty Scott, head of organisation performance at JLR, said it was "another significant intake of new apprentices in 2013".

The slots were cut liberally vertical to allow percolation of water, but the cuts were small enough to exclude significant intake of soil.

Lalueza-Fox adds that the study shows that Neandertals, renowned for their reliance on meat to thrive in frigid habitats, clearly also "had some significant intake of vegetables in their diet".

If HFCS is the salient exposure, and non-consumers of sugary sodas have significant intake of HFCS from other sources, then we may have misclassified people by using soda consumption, underestimating the true effect.

It is striking that, although a direct hepatocarcinogenic role of alcohol has not been proven so far, 15% of patients with HCC in NCL reported a significant intake of alcohol as risk factor for liver disease.

In a previous analysis of this data set, Kipnis et al (2003) identified significant intake-related bias in the FFQ and 24HR, which comprises the underreporting error described in this manuscript.

Such inhalation intakes add to already existing and often significant intakes of formaldehyde and SOAs from other sources.

Among women, this effect was statistically significant after intake of red wine and among men after intake of beer and ethanol solution.

The lignification process of the stem and the increase in resistance of the plant requires significant calcium intake.

Significant nutrient intake × time interactions for lipogenic genes during the experimental period indicated variable gene expression depending on the time point of prepubertal mammary gland development.