Sentence examples for high levels of drinking from inspiring English sources
In adolescence, high levels of drinking over short episodes (binge drinking) is commonly seen in a proportion of the population.
The present study found that CRF neurons comprise the majority of neurons in the CeA neuronal ensemble that is recruited during withdrawal and drives high levels of drinking in alcohol-dependent rats.
High levels of drinking and alcohol-related problems are pervasive among university students in New Zealand and other high-income countries, where controls on alcohol availability and promotion are typically weak.
High levels of drinking and obesity mean England is one of the few places in Europe seeing a major preventable disease getting worse, the chief medical officer says.
High levels of drinking over a long period of time will impact one's health, and it's even more risky when paired with exposure to other carcinogens, such as from smoking.
The California Environmental Protection Agency released a statewide list of census tracts most burdened by pollution and it appears the Burbank, Glendale and La Cañada Flintridge areas have one major source of pollution: high levels of drinking water toxicity.
Only about 17percentt of both American men and women surveyed were found to have a high level of drinking problems.
The estimated prevalences of alcohol and other substance use disorders in young adults in the present study fit well with the known profile of substance use in the Nordic countries, characterized by a high level of drinking to intoxication and a fairly low level of use of substances other than alcohol [ 53- 56].
Another study of adult heavy drinkers found that craving reported during the first two drinks of a drinking episode predicted higher levels of drinking during that same episode (Ray et al. 2010).
The protective effects against dementia disappeared with higher levels of drinking, they found.
"Their work ensures that the highest levels of drinking water quality are maintained for New York City and upstate consumers" – including that little girl taking a sip from her school's water fountain.
