Sentence examples for a standard serving from inspiring English sources

After dealing with Caquot and the State authorities' efforts to find a 'universal' and easily applicable formula, the article analyses the effects of transforming Caquot's contribution, which is a piece of highly abstract engineering science, into a standard serving State policy, and pays particular attention to the contradictory nature of this standardization process.

At the national level, the company's priorities, fought for by the National Beer Wholesalers Associationn, include rolling back the national excise tax of about 5 cents a beer, last raised in 1991, and fighting efforts by hard-liquor distillers to require labels showing the amount of alcohol in a standard serving.

We used an increase in red and processed meat consumption of 120 and 50 g per day, respectively, which corresponds to about a standard serving.

An "average" portion, a standard serving expressed in household measures or grams, was provided for each food item or beverage in the FFQ.

Another barometer, however, is the glycemic load, which refers to the blood sugar effect of a standard serving of a food.

Researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have calculated the carbon, nitrogen, and water foodprint of a standard serving of each of HUDS' menu items and assigned them to one of three categories: high, medium, or low impact.

The FFQ asks about the usual frequency of consumption of 212 food and beverage items, excluding alcohol, and how their usual serve (portion) compared to a standard serve size given in household measurements (spoons, cups, slices, etc).

Sample size calculations are based on the ability to detect increases in fruit and vegetable purchasing of at least 0.5 serves per day (in Australia, a standard serve is equivalent to 75 grams vegetables or 150 grams fruit).

Its techniques of survey and boundary demarcation set a new standard, serving as a model for later British colonial boundary commissions and influencing boundary-making theory through the present day.

A reference portion, representing one standard serving expressed in household measures, was defined for each food item.

Tolentino posits that probable cause – an objective standard – serves as an important safeguard for drivers against unwarranted violations of their Fourth Amendment rights.