Sentence examples for consumed equal from inspiring English sources

Significantly more CLBP participants smoked cigarettes (p =.032), and both groups consumed equal amount of caffeine (≥ one cup per day).

In the aversion model of Garver et al. (2000), rats treated with the classical ALDH inhibitor disulfiram consumed equal amounts of the ethanol drinking solution as control animals during the first hour of the test.

Since animals used in the experiment were all of the same age cohort and consumed equal amounts of lettuce, we assumed that the costs of bodily maintenance and growth were also equal, based on the tight relationship between shell length and body weight [ 36].

Assuming that the radio consumes equal amount of power during idle listening and idle transmitting state, we have: E = E Tx + E Rx + E IDLE + E CPU-Active + E CPU-LPM.

These figures were aggregated to household level and divided by the number of household members, assuming that all household members consume equal amounts.

During the course of optimising the encapsulation procedure, we found that C57BL6 mice consume equal amounts of regular diet or non-encapsulated quinine supplemented diet (data not shown).

Because lubricant is applied to the catheter each time it is used, patients with sterile and multiple use non-coated catheters were assumed to consume equal amounts of lubricant.

Food intake analysis demonstrated statistically non-significant differences between Lean and Fat mice (data not shown) supporting previous findings that Lean and Fat mice, despite the large phenotypic difference, consume equal amounts of food [ 24].

As it has for generations, seafood is still grilled and fried down Istanbul's alleyways, meze and raki are consumed in equal measure and with equal enthusiasm, and old-school restaurants like Beyti — a temple of meat frequented by everyone from prime ministers to tennis pros — not only survive but thrive.

At the United States Open, not all former champions are created or consumed as equal.

Researchers and public-health officials have long understood that to maintain a given weight, energy in (calories consumed) must equal energy out (calories expended).