Omitting soft drink consumption from our analysis could also have underestimated the wider intake of takeaway food associated with exposure; we focused on energy dense takeaway foods in particular.
There is also the paradox of high and rising CRC rates in Australia, despite population-wide intakes of fibre especially of cereal origin [ 48].
In the case of the Hawk, the pretty Studebaker grille was replaced by a low, wide fiberglass intake that made the front end look like a catfish.
This, of course, has the effect of "confirming his reputation," Mr. Barnett notes, "for a voracious and wide-ranging intake of analysis".
Because the technology uses large volumes of cold water from the deep ocean, it calls for an extremely long, wide-bore intake pipe.
The approach uses bottom-up modeling of urban form components (buildings, vehicles, people, plants) to assess the neighborhood-wide storage, intake and export (including atmospheric emissions) of carbon.
Thus, the body of evidence supports population-wide sodium intake reduction and recommended increases in dietary potassium intake as outlined by current guidelines as an essential public health effort to prevent kidney disease, stroke, and cardiovascular disease.
8 Several countries including Japan, the UK, Finland, Portugal and the USA have succeeded in reducing the population-wide sodium intake.
Results for population-wide Hg intakes from different seafood categories are generally consistent with estimates from other studies showing the dominant role of both frequently consumed species, such as canned tuna and pollock, and high Hg species such as swordfish (Carrington and Bolger 2002; Carrington et al. 2004) on overall exposures.
The only area that doesn't seem fully baked to us is the nose, where a wide, low air intake gives the Z4 a semi-frown.
