Sentence examples for vegetable intakes from inspiring English sources

To examine the association between feeding practices and both fruit and vegetable intakes of preschoolers.

The average adult body weights were considered to be 55.9kg, while average daily vegetable intakes for adults is considered to be 0.345 kg/person/day, respectively [4, 5].

This study tested whether varying the portion of low-energy-dense vegetable soup served at the start of a meal affects meal energy and vegetable intakes in children.

Intervention goals were to decrease usual fat intakes by about half and to replace those fats with olive oil and other high monounsaturated fatty acid foods; increase fruit and vegetable intakes to 7too 9 servings/day, depending on energy intake; and consume at least one serving per day each of culinary herbs and allium vegetables.

All fruit and vegetable intakes from disaggregated recipes were included.

Four studies reported effects separately for fruit and vegetable intakes while the remainder combined fruit and vegetable intakes into a single outcome.

However, additional adjusting for fruit and vegetable intakes attenuated this relationship (Table 4).

The 'quarter serve' increases observed in daily fruit and vegetable intakes are also clinically relevant.

Quantity and variety of fruit and/or vegetable intakes were differentially associated with multiple economic conditions.

Twelve studies measured fruit/vegetable intakes and nine measured total fat intakes.

Those consuming one or more portions/week of total fish were less likely to have diabetes, were older, were more likely to be women, were less likely to be current smokers, and had higher total energy intake, alcohol and fruit/vegetable intakes, and higher plasma vitamin C levels than those consuming less than one portion/week.