Sentence examples for consumption origin from inspiring English sources

In order to close the potential intention performance gap for the supply chain and provide more adequate information to consumers, we conclude that performance-based labels, covering the entire food chain of fresh produce, using the life cycle assessment approach (LCA) and including situational parameters such as time of consumption, origin and production and distribution mode, are indispensable.

It contained questions regarding food consumption, origin of meat, eating and hygiene behaviour, contacts to animals and humans, knowledge about food borne pathogens, recent travel history, occupational exposure and co-morbidity.

The comparative analysis of the long bead sequence sheds new light on changing patterns in the availability, range, consumption and origin of glass trade beads imported into the northern interior of South Africa over a period of about 1000 years.

Despite these caveats, a comparative analysis of the bead sequence from Magoro Hill potentially could shed new light on changing patterns in the availability, range, consumption and origin of glass trade beads imported into the northern interior of South Africa over many centuries.

A migrant family can earn income at the destination, where income is higher, save and transfer the foregone consumption to the origin where consumption costs are lower.

At the same time, each dollar of resources funds more consumption in the origin country because prices (p) are lower.

First, the probability of remigration declines over the post-retirement period so long as consumption in the origin country is less expensive than in the host country (i.e. p < 1) (see Equation (6)).

Their respective associations with fibrosis probably confounded the univariate prognostic value of male gender, alcohol consumption and ethnic origin.

Transmission of brucellosis from animals to humans occurs mainly through direct contact with infected animals, ingestion of raw dairy products of animal origin, or consumption of infected meat from domestic livestock [ 2].

The first is the "destination-based" element, meaning that the tax is levied in the country of consumption rather than of origin.

The adjustment factors were age, sex, HBeAg, ethnic origin, alcohol consumption, HIV-Delta-HCV co-infections and treatment.