Sentence examples for consuming population from inspiring English sources
"Iraq holds the key to stability in the region", Ellery continued, due to its "relatively large, consuming population," its being home to "the second largest reserve of oil – under exploited", and finally its geostrategic location "on the routes between Asia, Europe, Arabia and North Africa - hence the Silk Road".
Rice is the staple food of over half of the world's population and this rice consuming population is increasing at the rate of 1.098% per annum (http://esa.un.org/wpp/Excel-Data/population.htm).htm
While the sophistication of mixing models has evolved over the last few decades [15], [17], [18], these models have not incorporated intra-population variability in eating patterns; rather, all mixing models have assumed that the proportional contribution of prey to a consuming population's diet is fixed such that all individuals have identical diets.
These findings could be of a major public health concern given that it is in a predominantly pork consuming population with 18% HIV/AIDS prevalence.
The findings are of public health concern in this predominantly pig rearing and pork consuming population with a known high HIV prevalence.
Given that majority of these were M. avium, this could be of public health importance in this predominantly pork consuming population with 18% HIV/AIDS prevalence.
So maybe high starch consuming populations have become adapted to not only efficiently digest starch into sugars, but also use those sugars, keeping blood glucose levels moderate.
Note in the case of LA, the maximum H2 yield was likely a result of a greater inhibitory effect imposed on the different H2 consuming populations.
There have also been studies in which hair-Hg levels were examined across gestation or across a one year period within fish consuming populations [ 4- 7].
We recognize that other aspects of diet (especially fruit) have also been documented to influence mercury levels in fish consuming populations [ 47, 48].
Being aware of the expanding epidemic of CD over the wheat consuming populations, we hope that simplified diagnostic criteria, possibly avoiding the expensive biopsy, could help to diagnose cases outside the very few referral centers in developing countries.
