Sentence examples for contribution of alcohol from inspiring English sources

To calculate the contribution of alcohol consumption to mortality in Catalonia in 1997, and its impact on premature mortality.

Finally, limitations in the use of ICD-9 coding have been described, and therefore, the accuracy of various co-diagnoses, including electrolyte disturbances and contribution of alcohol, is difficult to ascertain [19].

Under current regs the contribution of alcohol from flavorings is unlimited in beverages with alcohol content of 6% or lower; the ATF is now proposing to limit that contribution to 0.5%.

Under current regulations, the allowable contribution of alcohol from flavorings is unlimited in beverages with an alcohol content of 6% or less; the ATF proposes to limit it to 0.5%.

The contribution of alcohol to motor vehicle crash risk has long been recognized (Maull et al. 1984; Soderstrom et al. 1993; Quinlan et al. 2005), but the mechanisms through which various drugs and drug combinations contribute to serious MV crash are less well understood.

For alcohol consumption, truncated Gaussian regression was used to assess the independent contribution of alcohol consumption to variation of protein assay.

The major pathophysiological consequences of these injuries on other major organ systems— including the cardiovascular system, pulmonary system, and gastrointestinal tract are highlighted with emphasis on the contribution of alcohol-induced immunomodulation to postinjury morbidity.

Overall, approximately 1,300 genes were dysregulated between BAL cycles (French et al. 2005), prompting additional studies aimed at elucidating the epigenetic contribution of alcohol-mediated transcriptional dysregulation in the liver and other tissues (Bardag-Gorce and French 2007; Kim and Shukla 2006; Park and Lim 2005).

The relative contributions of alcohol solubility and diffusivity to overall permeability are discussed, and changes in permeability, solubility, and diffusivity with changing composition in binary and ternary alcohol mixtures are described.

The essential need to understand the neurobiology and impact of adolescent drinking on adulthood resulted in the formation of a consortium called NADIA, funded by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, which addresses the contribution of adolescent alcohol abuse to adult psychopathology.

These patients often are immunodeficient because of their alcohol abuse and heavy tobacco use; however, the contribution of continued alcohol abuse to altered immune parameters in these patients has largely not been assessed.