Sentence examples for drinking surveys from inspiring English sources

In short, although self-reported drinking data might not be perfect, and college students lack awareness of how standard drink sizes are defined, research does not suggest that the discrepancies between self-reported and actual drinking levels are large enough to question the general findings of college drinking surveys.

The results of the drinking survey came as no surprise to most Wisconsin residents.

Drinking water surveys have reported that most major supplies contain < 5 ppb of total As, but levels > 50 ppb do occur in some areas of the United States (SAIC 1987).

The first phase of the study was a household drinking water survey conducted in 26 villages; this survey did not involve well testing.

Results indicated that more than half (52.9%; all proportions were weighted to represent the US population) of those who reported never having a drink of any alcoholic beverage in the 1992 survey reported drinking in previous surveys.

During our baseline survey, 1033 respondents with untested wells, selected from our household drinking water survey, were screened for eligibility.

In the second phase of our study, a subset of 20 villages meeting our study eligibility criteria of having at least 40% of wells exceeding the Bangladesh As standard (50 μg/L), and at least 50 individuals who met the study eligibility criteria using the results of our household drinking water survey were selected to be part of an As testing intervention that was conducted from March to June 2010.

Past 10pm a father and his son smoke cigars into the night; parents sleep soundly by their kids and we, drinking together, survey the bigness of the sky.

1254 high school students (55% girls; M age = 15.9, SD = 1.2) with a history of lifetime drinking completed survey measures after the first year of Project Options in 3 schools.

When a 2002 EPA drinking water survey found another potentially hazardous type of compound--so-called iodinated byproducts--in drinking water from a Texas utility using exclusively chloramine, the discovery came "as a complete surprise," says Susan Richardson, an EPA chemist who headed the survey.

A household drinking water survey of 6646 households was conducted in Singair upazilla of Bangladesh.