Sentence examples for consumption combined from inspiring English sources

The report noted that alcohol consumption combined with the stress of changing to a market economy was the likely cause.

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Rising energy consumption combined with the environmental impact increases the need for energy saving separation processes.

On the other hand, the continuous increase in gasoline consumption combined with high gasoline prices represents a threat to the world economy.

Enhanced arginine consumption combined with decreased arginine de novo synthesis from citrulline results in arginine deficiency for eNOS, eNOS uncoupling, and a decreased organ perfusion.

Under the condition of peer-to-peer consumption combined with local storage, a community might develop a prosumption share of about 28%%.

A total diet study consists of purchasing foods commonly consumed, processing them as for consumption, combining the foods into food composites, homogenizing them, and analysing them for chemical contaminants.

In adults, sexual hormones, dietary habits, exposure to carcinogens, smoking and alcohol consumption combine to give rise to a situation where more men than women are diagnosed with cancer globally.

Population increase and changes in consumption patterns combined with the inefficient use of materials push us toward a crisis point.

Although several epidemiological studies examined the joint effect of tobacco and alcohol consumption and found evidence of an interaction on an additive [ 12] or multiplicative [ 13– 18] scale, only few of them estimated the proportion of HNC that can be attributable to tobacco consumption alone, alcohol consumption alone, and their combined consumption [ 13, 15, 17].

We measured catastrophic spending on NCD-related hospitalization, defined as occurring when health expenditures exceeded 40% of a household's ability to pay, that is, household consumption spending less combined survival consumption expenditure; and impoverishment when per capita expenditure within the household decreased to below the poverty line once health spending was netted out.