Sentence examples for whose intake from inspiring English sources

Women whose intake of calcium and vitamin D approximates that of the average woman in the study already benefit from a significant reduction in hip-fracture risk and should avoid the excess used in the study.

"Thus we learn, to nobody's very great surprise, that he was a depressive, a drunk whose intake makes, say, the late Kingsley Amis look like the merest tap-room trifler".

For instance, Ford used the Mustang GT's 5-liter V-8 as the foundation for the Boss's engine, but improved its breathing with cylinder heads whose intake and exhaust passageways have been carved out by computer-controlled milling machines.

But his listeners, a gathering of nutrition wonks in Bangkok earlier this month, did not focus on the hungry, in the usual sense of people whose intake of calories is low.

The KIPP schools, whose intake is largely made up of African-American and Hispanic children from single-parent families are achieving extraordinary results, especially in maths, through the simple, but tough expedient of lengthening the school day by more than 50% and making attendance at a three-week summer school mandatory.

Across all meals, however, trained participants had lower energy intake (506 ± 15 vs. 601 ± 12 kcal, P = .006) and lower meal ED (1.09 ± 0.02 vs. 1.27 ± 0.02 kcal/g; P = .003) than controls, whose intake did not differ by weight status.

One idea might be to limit Ofsted outstanding grades to schools whose intakes are representative of their local communities in terms of free school meals and prior attainment.

The proportions of participants whose intakes were less than the recommended number of servings from the food groups were substantial: more than 90% of each of the 6 subgroups for the milk group and 100% among 9 to 18-year-old males for vegetables.

Secular improvement was evident in nutrient intake overall apart from energy, protein, and sodium, whose intakes increased over the 8-year period.

In the previous studies, which reported vitamin intakes in children of similar age to the studied 6-year-olds, the populations of children were divided according to gender [ 10, 12- 17, 17- 19, 30], except for the Spanish 6-7-year-olds [ 15, 16] whose intakes were analysed according to the city where the children lived.

We present here results from a prospective cohort study in pregnant Swedish women whose intakes of a) total dietary fat, types of fat (monounsaturated: MUFA, polyunsaturated: n-3 and n-6 PUFA, saturated:SFA) and b) gestational weight gain were compared to plasma estradiol and progesterone levels on gestation weeks 12, 25 and 33.