In previous columns I have reported that the intake of soft drinks in children is strongly linked with the risks of being overweight and obesity.
Kurdish officials regularly point out that the intake is the equivalent of a hundred million Americans moving to a resource-strapped part of the United States.
The attacks showed that the "intake and integration of a large number of refugees and immigrants is accompanied by considerable problems", Wagenknecht said.
The system used levers to control the distance that the intake valves were lifted off their seats.
Cambridge, Bristol, Exeter, Durham and University College London are among 23 institutions that admit making insufficient progress in widening their mix of applicants in 2009-10 – leading to accusations that the intake of the most selective universities is "increasingly privileged".
Thomas R. Westle, a partner at Spitzer & Feldman, a New York law firm that specializes in mutual fund issues, said he was not surprised that the intake from redemption fees had risen so markedly.
While opinions have varied over the years, most scientists now believe that the intake of saturated fat is a more important factor than dietary cholesterol in heart disease, Dr. Havel said.
There is no evidence that the intake of any nutrient, such as vitamins and minerals, need be increased in the elderly because of impaired absorption.
Studies from Spain suggest that the intake of iodine in pregnant women is below nutritional requirements.
To make sure that the intake is up to the job, we're going to pressure-test it.
Our results show that the intake of nutrients such as calcium, zinc, iron, and folate decreased significantly following the recent food price shocks, especially in central urban areas.
