Sentence examples for consumed about the same from inspiring English sources
The two groups consumed about the same number of calories.
One group ate during its active hours, the other only during its normal sleeping period, but both groups consumed about the same number of calories.
One half of the participants was told that energy use in the house had remained constant from one month to the next, and that each roommate had consumed about the same amount.
Dr. McCarron and his colleagues analyzed surveys from 33 countries around the world and reported that, despite wide differences in diet and culture, people generally consumed about the same amount of salt.
The tandem system suppressed the wasted H2 formation, resulting in high light use efficiency for the NO3− reduction (95%), which is defined as the ratio of the number of electrons consumed for NO3− reduction to the total number of electrons consumed for both NO3− reduction and photocatalytic H2 evolution, though the tandem and SnPd/TiO2 systems consumed about the same total number of electrons.
Compared with mice allowed to eat high-fat, high-sugar chow whenever they wanted, those given access to the same diet, but only for nine hours a day, gained only half as much weight, even though both groups consumed about the same number of calories.
L.E.D.'s consume about the same electricity used by fluorescent bulbs and can last significantly longer, but they remain costly.
[C4.] Orion Plans Higher-Performing PC Orion Multisystems Inc. is building a computer the size of a pizza box, intended for a single engineer or scientist, that will have 12 processors and consume about the same power as a standard desktop personal computer.
On the other hand, MD5 and SHA-1 consume about the same amount of energy for message authentication, which makes SHA-1 more preferred because of its known higher strength against birthday attacks.
"The preliminary evidence suggests that the marginal propensity to consume is about the same this time," he said.
The federal government has consumed roughly the same proportion of national wealth for three decades.
