Sentence examples for drink surface from inspiring English sources

We follow a difference-in-difference-in-differences framework to compare health outcomes between people who drink surface water and ground water in regions with different intensities of rice pesticide use before and after 2004, when China shifted from taxing agriculture to subsidizing agricultural programs.

In countries around the Baltic Sea grazing ruminants have access to and drink, surface water from lakes, rivers and in several coastal regions.

On the basis of the pathology associated with WNS, we hypothesize that G. destructans impairs skin-mediated fluid regulation to the extent that behavioral strategies used by hibernating bats to restore water balance, such as roost selection, licking condensation from fur and short flights to drink surface water [ 16], may be inadequate to prevent excessive water loss and clinical dehydration.

In rural areas in Least Developed Countries, 97 out of every 100 people do not have piped water and 14 per cent of the population drinks surface water — for example, from rivers, ponds, or lakes.

Twist a peel of orange, skin side down to express oil onto the drink's surface, and then discard the peel.

According to his Web site, this imparts, among other things, greater chill and velvety bubbles that keep the harshness of the alcohol from contacting the tongue, while showering fine particles of ice across the drink's surface.

Norovirus, known as the stomach flu, easily spreads through contamination in food, drink and surface contact.

People in Bangladesh once drank stagnant surface pond water and, as a result, were plagued by gastrointestinal infections.

People get infected with the virus when food, drinks and surfaces become contaminated.

Horses and dairy cows seem to prefer to drink from an open surface whereas sheep and pigs apparently prefer water nipples, probably because of the worse water quality in water bowls.

What Ratha Chau, the general manager, called a cappuccino of frothed French cider graces the drink at the surface, poured as a flourish from a second shaker.