The Dutch was rather stilted, possibly reflecting the patchiness of Bouyeri's education, possibly from having been translated from Arabic into English for consumption via the internet, then into Dutch.
In addition, estimates of self-reported consumption in northern English cities have been shown to be comparable to similarly deprived Scottish urban areas, yet alcohol deaths were more than twice as high in the latter [ 9].
The findings are supported by those of Levine et al. [ 30], who reported that factors most strongly associated with dental caries in their sample of English 11-15 year-olds inconsumptionumptiof of sugar-sweetened drinks and lack of regular tooth brushing.
English was the primary language spoken at home for the majority of children and the consumption of DHA containing foods or supplements was similar between groups (table 2).
For public consumption, TJX and Mr. English said he had quit.
He seems candid, an impression strengthened perhaps by answers filtered and tidied up for easy consumption (although he understands English pretty well).
When we look at the speed of information consumption, reading speed in English is upwards of 200 words per minute, but listening speed is limited to the 120 to 140 words per minute of speech production.
The historical cohort study employed data from the Carnegie Survey, conceptualized by Sir John Boyd Orr, which recorded food consumption patterns in 1,343 English and Scottish families from 1937 to 1939.
A protective effect of aspirin consumption was confined to the English centres (OR 0.08, 95% CI 0.01 0.56).
A 73-item, self-administered semiquantitative FFQ was designed in French and English from the Block National Cancer Institute Health Habits and History Questionnaire to capture usual food consumption among Quebec adults.
In 2014, the first national report providing surveillance data for antibiotic consumption in England was published by the English Surveillance Programme for Antimicrobial Utilisation and Resistance (ESPAUR) [ 1].
