Sentence examples for typical daily intake from inspiring English sources

Mr. Butler recalled the Bush family's typical daily intake: oatmeal and fruit for breakfast; roasted fish atop a salad with oranges and fennel for lunch; Mexican meatballs in a tomato sauce for dinner; fruit sorbet for dessert.

The STLFB and QF measures converged in assessing typical daily intake, but the STLFB provided more information about situational variations in alcohol use and better identification of regular versus intermittent binge drinkers.

A quick analysis of my typical daily intake showed I was still getting about 40-50% of my calories from carbs (mainly through lentil soup, fresh vegetables and fruit), with 25-30% from protein and 25-30% from fat – so I was also hitting the targets of the 40-30-30 zone diet.

While some wines were reported to contain Pb concentrations above the current EPA drinking water standard for Pb (15 μg/L), it is critical to note that the EPA's drinking water consumption rate is considerably higher than the typical daily intake rate of wine.

Participants were also asked about their average daily caffeine intake (mgs) by reporting typical daily intake of caffeinated products (excluding EDs).

Typical daily intake in low-income countries ranges between 300 and 600 mg/day, compared with 855 mg (UK) and 969 mg (France).

Typical daily water intake recommendations are 3.7 liters (1.0 US gal) per day for adult men and 2.7 liters (0.7 US gal) per day for adult women, from all sources (drinking water, other beverages, and foods).

They then divided the fifth percentiles by 100 to account for species differences and susceptible human populations, as is done for typical acceptable daily intake assessment for food additives, to derive a TTC value for each of the three Cramer classes.

Typical US daily intakes of flavanol are on the order of 20 100 mg (Mink et al., 2007).

Typical average daily intakes have been estimated as 11-33 microg/day for inhalation and 2-20 microg/day for ingestion.

In this respect, the low quantities of highly digested squid beaks found within the gastric cavities are in open contrast with the feeding habits and daily intake typical of the species [36], thus suggesting a starvation period of at least 3 to 7 days [11], [36], an amount of time compatible with the traveling time.