Sentence examples for continuous drinking from inspiring English sources

Not until she died did he start the heavy sort of drinking, the continuous drinking, where we were left alone in the house for days.

Results: Normative data for duration and amplitude of muscle activity during single swallowing and continuous drinking are established for healthy children.

There was no statistically significant difference between male and female children duration of muscle activity during single swallowing and continuous drinking in all age groups (P≥0.05).

Objectives: Surface electromyographic (sEMG) studies were performed on 100 normal children, age 4 12 years, to establish normative database for duration and amplitude of muscle activity during swallowing and continuous drinking.

Surface electromyography (sEMG) studies were performed on 80 children with acute tonsillitis (AT) and 110 children with recurrent tonsillitis (RT), age 4 12 years, to trace sEMG changes of duration and amplitude of muscle activity during swallowing and continuous drinking.

Four tests were examined: voluntary single swallows of saliva ("dry" swallow), voluntary single water swallows as normal, voluntary single swallows of excessive amount of water (up to 15 ml), continuous drinking of 50 ml of water (duration and number of swallows).

It is seen in binge injection models as well as the voluntary maternal consumption model [labeled in Figs 4 and 5 as continuous preference drinking (CPD)].

For example, consumption patterns found in Russia include long bouts of continuous heavy drinking alternating with days of abstinence [ 7– 9], which negatively impact on ischemic heart disease (IHD), ischemic stroke and injuries [ 10– 13].

The JPS defined that the criteria comprise six items: (i) characteristic imaging findings, (ii) characteristic histological findings, (iii) repeated upper abdominal pain, (iv) abnormal pancreatic enzyme levels in the serum or urine, (v) abnormal pancreatic exocrine function, and (vi) continuous heavy drinking of alcohol equivalent to or more than 80 g/day of pure ethanol.

*2 Adjusted for age as continuous variable, drinking (non, low, moderate, heavy, and unknown), smoking (non, moderate, heavy, unknwon), BMI (< 22.5, < 25, < 27.5, 27.5-, unknown), folate in tertile (T1, T2, T3, and unknown), total energy intake, family history of colorectal cancer, average recreational exercise (none, < 0.5 hour/day, 0.5-hour/day) in conditional logisitic regression.

Two continuous measures of drinking behaviour (% days abstinent (PDA) and drinks per drinking day (DDD)) and categorical outcomes at the 12-month follow-up were compared between clients in Pre-action and Action stages of change at either pre- or post-treatment assessment.