Sentence examples for consumption of substances from inspiring English sources

The aim was to analyze the various relationships between activity and the consumption of substances during the sporting life course of athletes who recognized doping violation.

It included a calculation that many experts fear could severely limit the government's efforts to reduce consumption of substances -- like tobacco, sugar, and salt -- that are linked to diseases that lead to the premature deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans each year.

Because iron is much more soluble at low pH than at neutral pH, it follows that iron absorption will be impaired by consumption of substances that may buffer stomach acid and thereby prevent the pH from going as low as it otherwise would.

As in other developing countries, the distribution and consumption of substances including alcohol are not sufficiently studied in Ethiopia [ 5, 19].

In many cases a strong association was found between the consumption of substances, behavior disorders in childhood, and a negative social environment [ 40, 50].

An epidemic of recreational drug use and binge drinking exposes millions of young Europeans to routine consumption of substances which alter their sexual decisions and increase their chances of unsafe and regretted sex.

Poor living conditions are well known to be associated with school difficulty, consumption of substance (alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and hard drugs), mental disorders, and sustained violence [ 14– 214.

In developing countries, dental caries is increasing gradually due to the growing consumption of sugary substances, alcohol, substance abuse, cigarette smoking, poor oral care practices and inadequate health service utilization [ 2].

The two students were arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault, inducing the consumption of controlled substances by fraudulent means, conspiracy to commit second-degree assault and conspiracy to induce the consumption of controlled substances by fraudulent means.

A number of electrochemical sensors are based on biological principles such as membrane ion transport mediated by ionophores, enzymatic reactions resulting in formation of electrode or membrane active products or in consumption of similar substances, and immunochemical reactions by effect of which concentrations of electrode active substance are changed.

Analysis of the consumption of particular substances shows that especially the use of ciprofloxacin and amoxicillin/clavulanic acid has increased dramatically, indicating that substances with a lower selective pressure, such as penicillin, have been exchanged for amoxicillin/clavulanic acid [ 8].