Sentence examples for world intake from inspiring English sources

In rivers, lakes, and other aquatic systems throughout the world, intake pipes withdraw huge volumes of water for industrial purposes, including power plant cooling.

In Norway as well as in the rest of the developed world intake of animal protein has gone up.

There is consensus among numerous authoritative and regulatory bodies around the world that intake of EPA and DHA is associated with potential health benefits; however, there is inconsistent or missing guidance on ULs for these fatty acids.

This study examined the feasibility and effectiveness of computerised response inhibition training to food on real-world energy intake and weight loss.

Limitations of this study include its single-blind design and the use of a liquid test meal, which, despite being standardized, is not representative of real-world food intake.

Yet we are ranked 49th in the world for refugee intake.

And that should be most of us: Worldwide, 20 percent of the world's protein intake comes from the sea.

In 2009, fish accounted for 16.6percentt of the world population's intake of animal protein and 6.5percentt of all protein consumed, the FAO said.

With cereals constituting more than 60% of the world's dietary intake, the bread wheat Triticum aestivum is one of the most important crops in world agriculture [ 1, 2].

It has been proposed that in the developed world the increased intake of drugs, processed foods and pollutants can cause overgrowth of Candida spp. and trigger a Candida-associated complex of symptoms (Schulze & Sonnenborn, 2009).

Across world regions, mean intakes varied 9-fold (from 9.2 to 81.3 g/day; table 3 and figures 4 and 5); and across nations, 14.5-fold (from 6.0 to 87.6 g/day).