Sentence examples for drinking unit from inspiring English sources

Subjects were asked to estimate their alcohol intake based on gou, a traditional Japanese drinking unit corresponding to 23 g of ethanol.

A... reasonably... priced... wine?" – baffled by the entire idea of paying for and drinking a unit of alcohol, and then they sit and settle into their chairs, and they wiggle their bottoms and get comfy, and they take a single sip of alcohol and say: ah.

These findings are mirrored by decreased weekly frequency of drinking and unit consumption at the time of drinking seen in the intervention village.

Quantitative estimates for the risk of development of skin cancer from oral exposure to iAs are an oral slope factor of 1.5 mg/kg/day and a drinking water unit risk of 5 × 10−5 μg/L (U.S. EPA 1993).

BD was defined as males drinking 8/more units and females 6/more units on at least one session per-week.

Increasing-risk drinking: 22≤50 units per week (adult men) or 15≤35 units per week (adult women).

Lower risk drinking: ≤21 units per week (adult men) or ≤14 units per week (adult women).

He questioned the Sheffield University research on which the policy was based, and claimed: "A man of modest means drinking 20 units a week will now pay a minimum unit tax of £200 a year.

In the three months prior to pregnancy 6017 900%) women consumed alcohol with 3940 (65%) drinking 0 5 units on average per week, 1799 (30%) drinking 6 14 units per week and 266 (5%) drinking 15-20+ 15-20+per week.

Finally, the high consumption class of 8.9% consumed to a higher level throughout the time period with three quarters drinking 3+ units by age 15 and a third drinking 7+ units in one sitting.

The decrease among some groups even pre-dates 2002, with men aged 16-24 drinking 26 units a week on average in 1999 and just 15 units a week in 2009, according to the ONS figures.