Sentence examples for consuming an average from inspiring English sources

The British are the second largest per capita tea consumers in the world, consuming an average of 2.1 kg per person each year.

One-quarter of the cohort reported drinking no alcohol; 98% of drinkers consumed fewer than 21 drinks per week, with drinkers consuming an average of 10 g alcohol (one drink) per day.

Being the most frugivorous members of the family Lemuridae, consuming an average of 74 90% fruit, ruffed lemurs also consume nectar (4 21%), and supplement the rest of their diet with young leaves (3 6%), mature leaves (1%), flowers (3 6%), and some seeds.

Participants reported typically consuming an average of 35.3 (SD 21.4) drinks per week, and the mean highest number of drinks consumed on one occasion in the last year was 14.7 (SD 7.5).

Both strategies worked — with subjects improving food choices and consuming an average of 107 calories less in their next meal.

Kettle-cooked or ridged, salted or flavored, Americans love potato chips, consuming an average six pounds per person per year.

Alcohol consumption causes a large burden of disease [ 1, 2], with most of this burden caused by heavy drinking and Alcohol Dependence (AD) [ 3], where heavy drinking is defined as consuming a daily average of 5 or more standard United Kingdom (UK) drinks for women (40+ grams (g) of pure alcohol) and consuming a daily average of 7.5 standard UK drinks or more for men (60+ g of pure alcohol) [ 4].

Argue that you at once represent all minorities and majorities, and by consuming like an average consumer, you're actually infiltrating the minds of the working class.

First, Delphi studies are time consuming with an average turnabout time between rounds of approximately 1.5 months for emailed questionnaires.

On a previous internal audit at the Mayo Clinic, we determined that call backs for test results can be extremely time consuming, requiring an average of 7.5 messages back and forth between the nurse, provider, and patient, before patients are informed of the result.

The EPIC (European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition), which is the largest study on alcohol consumption and sex-steroid concentrations, observed a statistically significant increase in blood oestrone levels among women consuming on an average approximately two drinks per day or more compared with non-drinkers (Rinaldi et al, 2006).