Sentence examples for consumption taken from inspiring English sources

The share of domestic manufacturing consumption taken by imports has risen from 31% in 1998 to 37% in 2008, according to Dan Meckstroth of the Manufacturers Alliancee, a trade group.

The fourth and final step was to measure resource units and place a monetary value on the consumption, taken into consideration both direct and indirect costs.

A B-class car of today with ICE engine extrapolated to the same weight (1.8 t) would consume 11.6 L/100 km (certified fuel consumption taken from manufacturers specification + 25% reality supplement, and extrapolated to 1.8 t) equivalent to 3.7 MJ/km, 2.8 times the fuel cell version.

PIO doses calculated from individual body weights and averaged food consumption (taken three times a week across the duration of the study) were 2.6±0.12 mg/Kg/day for the young PIO group and 1.9±0.07 mg/Kg/day for the aged PIO group.

Table  2 indicates that oxygen consumption (taken at 16 and 55 km) averaged 69.6 ± 10.3% VO2max, with a heart rate of 160 ± 11.5 bpm (89.4 ± 5.9% maximal heart rate).

Since stroke has a vascular etiology, this may alter the normal neurovascular coupling between CBF and oxygen consumption (taken as representative of neural activity), with resulting uncertainty when interpreting BOLD signal changes.

Consumption takes only about a third of G.D.P., half the level of Europe.

Yet what's especially strange is that such conspicuous consumption takes its cues from an age of austerity, its aesthetic born of necessity, not excess.

This model of production also shrinks environmental footprint, promotes responsible consumption, taking into account the whole supply chain under fair trade basis.

I looked further into it and was shocked to discover the high toll meat consumption takes on the environment and on animal welfare.

But the government's overall fiscal position has actually tightened this year.Redirecting an economy as big as China's towards domestic consumption takes time.