Sentence examples for drinking grid from inspiring English sources

Drinking: at both dates, the interviews included a past week drinking grid.

In both studies, respondents were asked at age 18 19 about alcohol intake using a past week drinking grid (web appendix).

Questions on alcohol intake included a more detailed drinking grid in the 1999/2003 study, which possibly encouraging increased reporting in this later cohort, while use of interviewer-administered questionnaires may have led to under-reporting of behaviours.

The questions included for each cohort were equivalent for all behaviours except alcohol intake, which included a more detailed drinking grid in the 1999/2003 study, possibly encouraging increased reporting.

The 'heavier smoking' variable was based on a question about daily cigarette consumption in 1990, but weekly consumption in 2003, which might have reduced reporting accuracy, while the more detailed drinking grid in 2003 might have encouraged increased reporting.

For saccharin and maltodextrin self-administration, a drinking reservoir was positioned 4 cm above the grid floor at equidistance between the two levers.

People who lack access to safe drinking water also usually lack access to the power grid or affordable power.

Otherwise, there is a reasonable expectation -- and a taxpayer right -- to presume that a modern competitive economy will possess blindingly fast internet, high-speed trains, and clean drinking water, while having a reliable and redundant energy grid.

It's hard to imagine anyone actually drinking from Prutscher's 1907 Champagne glass, with its shallow clear bowl gridded in blue and its chainlike stem, contemporary as it still looks.

The left operant panel was also equipped with a retractable, cylinder-shaped drinking spout, 9.5 cm to the left of the lever and 6 cm above the grid.

TOP-SECRET TIPPLING Over the past 10 years, Melbourne's laneways — tiny streets that run at odds to the city's orderly grid — have been transformed into high-spirited zones for shopping, eating and, most significantly, drinking.