Sentence examples for equate consumption from inspiring English sources

As a limitation of these analyses, community (i.e., retail pharmacy) dispensing accounts only for a part (yet the large majority) of POA dispensing in Canada; in addition, dispensing amounts do not necessarily equate consumption data yet are a best available and closest measurable proxy indicator of POA consumption.

"The finding that people are more satisfied with life when they own luxury products than when they only get to use them is in line with prior research that equates consumption with ownership," according to a recent study at Ghent University.

But equating the consumption of intelligent animals with inferior civilization is to step onto a very slippery slope.

To accomplish this, the amount of clams and crabs consumed by populations of concern was determined, a tolerable daily intake (TDI) was developed for individuals most sensitive to effects of this compound, and the TDI was equated with consumption patterns to determine tolerable clam and crab domoic acid levels.

The CO2 impact of clothing consumption equates to approximately 38m tonnes, and an annual water consumption of 6,300m cubic metres, according to the report.

The present design does not allow inferences about motivations underlying any observed substance use, because the mere frequency of use cannot be equated with problematic consumption.

This level of fruit and vegetable consumption equates with current Swedish food administration who recommends to eat 500 games of fruit and vegetables every day [ 37].

Results indicate that the widely held ecomorphological maxim of longer digestive tracts equating with increasing consumption of non-animal prey, holds true for terapontids, even when accounting for phylogenetic relationships between species.

This level of consumption would equate to as little as one-quarter of a glass of wine or one-fifth of a pint of beer per day on average.

The nonlinear damper damping can be evaluated by various methods like energy balance approach, equating the energy dissipated in a vibration cycle of the actual non-linear and equivalent viscous system; equivalent power consumption approach, equating the average power consumption of nonlinear damper and equivalent damper over one cycle of oscillation (Pekcan et al. 1999).

Only seven individual remarks in the transcripts support the F.D.A. assertion that limiting consumption was equated with not eating any fish.