Sentence examples for favorable consumption from inspiring English sources

Advertisers strategically endeavor to grab the attention of women to elicit a favorable consumption response (Rai, 2013; Rytel, 2010; Saad, 2011).

Since consumers respond more to catchy advertisements, these tactics determine the attention levels towards the advertisement, which ultimately turn into favorable consumption behavior triggered by the advertisements (Saad, 2011; Marie, 2009).

Plant material (fruits and leaves) was selected considering the degree of ripeness of the fruits (favorable to consumption) and the physical integrity (absence of injuries or damage caused by microbial spoilage), and washed with distilled water.

Reduction in CH4 emissions occurred because, compared to urea, CRU and NU + HQ can inhibit CH4 production and transport by controlling development of invalid tillers, while their nitrogen release patterns were more favorable for CH4 consumption.

Despite unemployment rates that are still high in many countries, overall developments in labor markets look better than expected a few months ago, which should have a favorable effect on private consumption, it said.

We also find that modest emphasis on active interest rate movements can alleviate much of the volatility in optimal government spending, while rendering similarly favorable levels of aggregate consumption and investment.

The favorable effects of berry consumption on platelet function were confirmed by a single-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled intervention trial.

Therefore, such confounding factors could provide a false favorable effect of coffee consumption on the serum GGT concentration.

We assessed alcohol and TB treatment outcomes at six months to determine the effect of both interventions on change in alcohol consumption and favorable TB treatment response.

Epidemiological studies exploring the favorable effect of tea consumption on MetS have reported more univocal results, such as an inverse association [ 34– 36] and others even a therapeutic effect [ 37– 37].

This vasoconstriction is a very rare condition, however, and was most unlikely in our patient with recent hypertension due to excessive licorice consumption, a favorable course and no signs of cerebral vasospasm on CT angiography.