Sentence examples for consumption background from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that product presentation with a relevant consumption background is more effective in evoking mental imagery than one with a solid white background.

The findings further show that descriptions of background in text interact with a picture of consumption background to stimulate mental imagery, depending on SOP (visualize vs. verbalizer).

College women (N = 550) participated in an online experiment using a 2 (picture: concrete consumption background vs. solid background) × 2 (text: concrete descriptions vs. no descriptions) between-subjects factorial design.

In addition to ethanol, the top keywords ranked by relevance to depression and AUD are "consumption", "background", and "intake".

The addition of TruD and/or PatE2 to the mixture did not increase the rate of NADH consumption above background, indicating no enzymatic production of ADP.

A detailed self-designed semi-structured questionnaire was administered to each consented study participant for socio-demographic information including age, marital status, behavioural activities (exercise, smoking and alcohol consumption), educational background, income level, type of disability and occupation.

A later study, which included the additional factors of alcohol consumption, ethnic background for whites, the poverty index, smoking, and urban/rural residence, found nearly the same results for those 15 types of cancer.

Figure 1 and Table 1 also show that each SSRI gave an increased oxygen consumption compared to background consumption in the control flasks after a minimum of 50 h independent of SSRI concentration.

In contrast, there is no such easy way to regionalize the water consumption in the background system, i.e., in the production of the underlying materials like POM or EPDM, as this information is not available in today's LCI databases (Berger and Finkbeiner 2013).

40 These studies inevitably compare differing patterns of grain consumption against a background of almost universal flour, sugar, refined starches, and oils in the modern diet.

Drs. Flynn and Wells (2013) provide an overview on consumption indicators; environmental background indicators such as availability information; alcohol-attributable problems; indicators for alcohol-attributable health outcomes (both chronic and acute); and, last but not least, law enforcement indicators.