Sentence examples for widespread intake from inspiring English sources

One factor that may have contributed to these declines is the widespread intake of aspirin, ibuprofen and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)[ 3].

The lack of detectable associations for CRP may be attributed to a widespread intake of statins in our population, which might suggest a protective effect against environmental, proinflammatory stimuli an intriguing phenomenon that deserves further study.

An immediate association (12 17 hr) of interleukin 6 was seen, especially in relation to PNC, but no consistent associations were found for CRP, which was attributed to a widespread intake of statins in the study population of MI survivors (Rückerl et al. 2007).

This has been interpreted as the F effect of widespread plant antioxidant intake.

The greatest obstacle in the widespread use of feed intake and feed efficiency measures in breeding objectives is the availability of large quantities of feed intake data on individual animals (Berry and Crowley, 2013).

Our results do reinforce the widespread advice to reduce intake of ruminant fats, because these are also the major source of saturated fatty acids in affluent diets.

Circulating hormones report the status of energy reserves and acute nutrient intake to widespread targets in the central nervous system that regulate feeding behaviour, including brain regions strongly implicated in risk and reward based decision-making in humans.

It is well established however that under reporting of energy intake is widespread in overweight/obese populations [ 28, 29] and could have occurred here.

A number of national dietary surveys indicate widespread prevalence of suboptimal intakes for several micronutrients, notably Fe, Ca, Zn, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B6, vitamin D and folate.

Acute deficiencies of vitamins and minerals are rare in developed countries; however, suboptimal intake is a widespread problem that can lead to considerable cellular damage (Ames & Wakimoto, 2002).

(Open primaries to select candidates, pioneered recently by the Tories in Totnes, could help broaden the intake if they become widespread).