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Similarly to calcium, the reduction in potassium consumed was higher in Beirut and Mount Lebanon than other areas, especially Bekaa.

Although intake of α-linolenic acid was lower for cows fed CON than for those fed the other diets, transfer efficiency (g per 100 g of α-linolenic acid consumed) was higher for cows fed the former diet.

The biomass growth and yield (g biomass per gram glucose consumed) was higher when smaller particles (20 mesh) of HABO were used and when the soluble phosphate reached its highest values (31.0 mg l−1).

Daily rumination time was 7.4% longer in the 8CS than in the 5CS (440.1 and 409.6 min/d, respectively); however, rumination time per unit of dry matter or neutral detergent fiber consumed was higher in the 5CS than in the 8CS cows.

This effect might have been stronger and more long lasting, and even might have cleared the infection, if the dose of nicotine consumed was higher.

When glycerol in the xylose/glucose mix medium was added, the maximum TAG yield per carbon source consumed was higher than that with the xylose/glucose mix alone.

The stages in the developmental trajectories of various drinking behaviours occur earlier among males than among females, and drinking frequency and amount of alcohol consumed are higher among males. 1 Recently, however, gender convergence in the drinking behaviours of adolescents has been reported.

Such slurry transport is very abrasive to the pipe and the pump, and the power consumed is high.

Economic wealth is correlated with overall mortality (Lozano et al. 2012), and, thus, the mortality burden per litre of alcohol consumed is highest in low-income countries, followed by middle-income countries (Rehm et al. 2009; Schmidt et al. 2010).

The average number of vegetable servings on the day when vegetables was consumed were highest in Matlab (3.4 and 3 servings in men and women, respectively), and lowest in Vadu and WATCH (1.3 and 1.5 servings among men and 1.3 and 1.1 servings among women, respectively).

Enzymatic hydrolyzates were prepared from up to 15% dry mass pretreated (steam explosion) wheat straw and contained glucose and xylose in a mass ratio of approximately 2. With all strains, yield coefficients based on total sugar consumed were high for ethanol (0.39 to 0.40 g/g) and notably low for fermentation by-products (glycerol: ≤0.10 g/g; xylitol: ≤0.08 g/g; acetate: 0.04 g/g).