Sentence examples for estimates of drinking from inspiring English sources

Studies to verify estimates of drinking patterns.

The sample for these estimates of drinking volume was the U.S. population of Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics and included abstainers.

This method is recommended when relatively precise estimates of drinking are needed, but is rarely used in large-scale research.

In the present study our goal was to compare and contrast the two approaches for obtaining estimates of drinking water risk when coincident data are available.

1992's item-level findings suggest that estimates of drinking related social or legal problems may underestimate these specific problems among Hispanics.

Therefore, it is likely that the self-reported estimates of drinking frequency by the men, and especially by the women, whom we interviewed are lower than their actual drinking.

The estimates of drinking-water PFOA concentrations were based on the amount of PFOA released from the DuPont plant, wind patterns, river flow, groundwater flow, and the residential address history provided by each participant (Shin et al. 2011a, 2011b).

For quantitative estimate of drinking water needs, population growth in the region should be taken into account (Mebarki 2005).

Our cost estimate of drinking water production made from the results of an ED plant exploitation at the Bozoi village in Kazakhstan (capacity is 10 m3/ h, raw water TDS is 12.9 g/L) gives 1.2 and 0.3 US$ per m3 when the energy cost is 0.13 and 0.02 US$/kWh, respectively, or 0.1 and 0.025 US$ per kg eliminated salts for the same energy cost values.

Calculation of injury outcomes (Equation 3) required an estimate of drinking pattern, which was based on frequency of binge drinking (defined as more than five standard drinks in one occasion) from the Danish Health and Morbidity Survey 2010.

Crude prevalence estimates of risky drinking, very risky drinking, smoking, lifetime and recent cannabis use as well as a measure of the total volume of alcohol consumed were calculated and compared across the unweighted samples.