Age- and transgene-induction-induced changes in body weight could not be attributed to differences in food intake as young mice consumed slightly more food than old mice, and control and DTG mice within the same age group consumed equivalent quantities (Fig. 4C).
The dose of additives consumed was equivalent to that in one or two servings of candy a day, the researchers said.
Now the world's most widely consumed stimulant, equivalent to 6 billion cups of coffee a day, it appears to be both safe and effective.
When the amount consumed was equivalent to the amount prescribed a 33.3% compliance would be recorded for that component.
For cheese, fruit juices, dried fruit and soya milk, the weight of food that is consumed is not equivalent to the weight of food that is produced.
Therefore, 25% of lactating women consumed 700 kcal/day, equivalent to 28% of the recommended energy intake during this period [ 12].
Current data suggest that the water quality guidelines should be systematically enforced for all beverages, without exception, there does not seem to be a sound scientific basis to allow higher As concentrations in drinks consumed in quantities equivalent to water.
None of this may be news to hardened followers of China's crumpling environment, but the scale of the water consumption in the water-scarce area is nonetheless shocking: The Tianji Coal Chemical Industry Group, which caused the spill, consumes water equivalent to the consumption of about 300,000 people per year, chinadialogue wrote, citing the Greenpeace investigation.
A large data center can have several thousand racks plus significant standalone IT equipment, and it can consume the energy equivalent to thousands of homes.
