Sentence examples for consumption advice from inspiring English sources

I can't resist concluding this column with some kernels of consumption advice accumulated by the prominent scholars Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel T. Gilbert and Timothy D. Wilson.

The UK's biggest retailer said it had made the U-turn in response to new customer research showing that shoppers would prefer a combination of its long-favoured Guideline Daily Allowance (GDA) system with colour-coded consumption advice used since 2005 by many of its competitors, including Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Co-Op.

The updated fish consumption advice from the FDA and EPA provides several safer, lower mercury fish choices.

And earlier this summer, the Food and Drug Administration FDAandand the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) updated their fish consumption advice to encourage pregnant and breastfeeding women and children to eat more fish and to eat a variety of fish.

However, in order to provide up to date consumption advice, the Alaska Division of Public Health states that "there is a pressing need to obtain additional information regarding PCB concentrations in Alaskan subsistence foods and sport fish" [34].

We evaluated 48 Web sites containing fish consumption advice.

Professor Dame Sally Davies, the government's chief medical officer, is currently reviewing official guidelines on alcohol consumption, including advice on drinking while pregnant, after being asked to do so by MPs on the Commons science and technology select committee last year.

In countries where there is a culture of heavy meat consumption, the advice is: one meat-free day a week.

In this trial we used a non-interactive website which provided information about the harms of excessive alcohol consumption and advice on how to cut down.

Discusses how patients can be stratified into risk categories based on their alcohol consumption and what advice dental professionals should be giving.

In its 2-to-1 vote in December, the court found that medicinal marijuana "does not have any direct or obvious effect on interstate commerce" when it is grown locally for personal consumption under the advice of a physician and when patients do not pay for it.