Sentence examples for consequence of consumption of from inspiring English sources

However, in Japan, small outbreaks have been described as a consequence of consumption of the same contaminated food.

The relatively lower levels of C4 observed in patients who died in our study could be a consequence of consumption of this complement in severe sepsis.

For example, in male (Fischer 344 × Brown Norway) rats with diet-induced obesity as a consequence of consumption of a high-fat diet, ObRb protein and mRNA expressions were reported to be reduced in the hypothalamus compared with chow controls [ 53].

Weak sustainability thus does not account for possible negative externalities (e.g., consequences of consumption of dwindling resources) caused by the substitution with capital.

To this purpose, in 2010 Polish parliament approved Act of Amendment of the Act on Protection of Health Against the Consequences of Consumption of Tobacco and Tobacco Products [ 14].

EPA level could be related to the ingestion of dinoflagellates (Freites et al. 2002a), whereas DHA could be a consequence of consumption and accumulation of diatoms (Handå et al. 2012).

Keats' great poetic output during his last year was considered a direct consequence of consumption.

This article explores, for the first time, the educational value of personal Footprint calculators and their contribution in terms of enhancing awareness of the environmental consequences of consumption behaviors.

It will be observed that still the former proportions of differential duties on East India and foreign coffee were retained during this period, and that, in consequence, the consumption of those kinds (especially of foreign, still subject to a very high duty) did not materially increase.

The objective of this study was to determine i) if Camembert cheese micro-organisms could be detected in fecal samples after regular consumption by human subjects and ii) the consequence of this consumption on global metabolic activities of the host colonic microbiota.

"Areas of particular focus would include such matters as the vulnerability of certain populations to stimulants and the incidence and consequence of excessive consumption" of energy drinks, especially by young people, F.D.A. officials wrote.