The number of shops selling food for immediate consumption, such as ice cream and doughnuts, will also be limited in about 40 shopping streets around the centre.
When tested with the fixed partner only, one third of monkeys learned to remove a maximal amount of food for immediate consumption before investing a minimal one.
Mr. Berg said the definition of food for purposes of the food-stamp program had not changed since 1977: "any food or food product for home consumption except alcoholic beverages, tobacco, and hot foods or hot food products ready for immediate consumption".
Furthemmore, women are usually responsible for the food crops destined for immediate consumption by the household, that is, for subsistence crops rather than cash crops.
The aluminium concentration of baby food (dry powder, not prepared for immediate consumption) was below 5 mg kg-1.
For perishable food products that are intended for immediate consumption, projection bias is less likely to be an issue although hunger would still play a significant role in shaping bidding behavior.
A review of current statistics underscores the rapidly growing, unprecedented global scale of animals killed annually by the billions both for immediate consumption (food, clothing, display) and no less systematically in the name of scientific experimentation, public health, and industrial progress.
Although some evidence associates fish intake with weight loss (Thorsdottir et al. 2007), fish markets in New York City often sell fried fish and fried seafood for immediate consumption; thus, the implication of this food outlet type for weight is unclear.
We chose a perishable food product so that subjects knew they were bidding for a product intended for immediate consumption, and consequently to make subjects' current hunger status relevant to bidding behavior.
