Sentence examples for consuming apple from inspiring English sources

The race to become one of only two or three significant publishing platforms is consuming Apple, Google, Twitter and Facebook.

One of the subjects who participated in the study was already consuming apple cider vinegar daily, and was therefore examined for the first time after drinking apple cider vinegar mixed with water before ingestion of the rice pudding.

Equally challenging may be the increased time and difficulty associated with consuming an apple compared with a statin statins need a glass of water and a quick gulp, whereas apples require the more complex and time consuming process of coordinated mastication and swallowing.

We assumed the effect on health of consuming an extra apple a day to be the same irrespective of baseline apple consumption, as described in the underlying meta-analyses describing the relations between fruit and vegetable consumption and cardiovascular disease.

One study suggested little difference in GHG emissions between consuming European-grown apples in the spring (harvested in the autumn and stored through the winter) and consuming imported apples from New Zealand (harvested in the European spring and shipped directly to Europe) (Blanke and Burdick 2005).

As we know from the Very Hungry Caterpillar, caterpillars are voracious eaters, consuming everything from apples, to plums, salami, ice cream and cup cakes.

Among participants consuming >3 cups of apple juice/ month compared with those who consumed <1 cup of apple juice/month, the HR was 1.15 (95% CI 1.08 1.22; Ptrend < 0.001).

Athletes consuming a diet of apples and bananas and monkeys consuming a fruit shake both appeared to be RNA-free.

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Studies conducted at the University of California Davis show that eating two medium apples a day lowers cholesterol, and consuming blueberries and strawberries three times a week reduces the risk for heart disease, as reported by the Harvard School of Public Health.

A child will become hungrier, sooner, after consuming 200 calories from a sugary beverage, compared to an apple and peanut butter with the same calories.