Sentence examples for applied consumption from inspiring English sources

To estimate the potential removal of krill by whales in the bay, we applied consumption rates from [27] to the estimated total number of whales sighted in our survey.

To identify metabolic pathways commonly altered in multiple cancers, Jain, Nilsson et al. applied consumption and release (CORE) profiling to the NCI-60 cell lines (60 primary human cancer cell lines from nine tumour types).

A rapidly growing body of literature assessing material flows considers indirect material flows embodied in internationally traded products and applies consumption-based or footprint-type indicators with the objective of providing complementary information for the design of resource policies.

This analysis applied the consumption rates from the U.S. EPA's Exposure Factors Handbook (U.S. EPA 1997a), which recommends using a mean consumption rate of 20.1 g fish/day for the general population.

In addition, the following inclusion criteria were applied: alcohol consumption of <100 g/day during the last 4 weeks; reliable contraceptive methods (hormonal, non-hormonal) for female patients of childbearing potential.

In our study we assumed that a 10% tax decrease would result in a 0.7% increase in consumption, applied to cross sectional consumption data.

Gandjour [ 9] argues that Nyman's suggestion to exclude consumption during added years of life does not apply to consumption costs for the satisfaction of primary needs.

If outrage did not exist last week, does it make sense to now subject a shipload of holidaymakers to standards we are unwilling to apply to consumption and trade elsewhere?

A discrete-event simulation model is constructed to apply the consumption model.

Metabolic output was measured by applying oxygen consumption and heat production measurements, respectively.

Moreover, the following secondary outcome instruments will be applied: 1) cannabis consumption days per week according to the consumption diary; 2) the Cannabis Use Disorders Identification Test (CUDIT), which is a 10-item questionnaire [ 33] that was constructed by adapting the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test AUDITT [ 34]).