Sentence examples for preserve consumption from inspiring English sources

Assuming that all food containing higher levels of aflatoxin than the standard was discarded and that enough maize and nuts remained to preserve consumption patterns, IPCS/WHO determined that HCC incidence would decrease by about 300 cases per year per billion people, if the stricter aflatoxin standard were followed in nations with HBV prevalence of 25%.

Scenario (B) also resulted in a 5% increase in sugar and preserves consumption and a 12.9% increase in soft drink consumption (compared to a 0.2% non-significant reduction in scenario (A)).

I don't care if you want to preserve the consumption [of drugs] or to increase it — it's not my problem' it's yours.

It remains a challenge for Lao health authorities to preserve the consumption of sugars at a low level if caries is to be controlled effectively.

Simulation results show that STKM is very resilient to node compromise while preserving energy consumption at the level of sensor nodes.

Table 2 > -wrap-foot> presenthethe results from separate multivariate logistic regression fits for each preserved food consumption measure.

Second, elevated Ki (preserved glucose consumption) and reduced K1 (reduced rCBF) were observed 75 min after stroke, suggesting the presence of viable tissues through a compensatory increase of glucose uptake and phosphorylation in the hypo-perfused tissue.

Certain distinctions between the urban and rural microbiotas were expected, as the urban diet was characterized by Western-style diets (higher meat and preserved food consumption), while people in the rural areas consumed more natural products, including those obtained from the household plots.

Besides, in [73] stateless auto-configuration is suggested instead of DHCP in IPv4 to preserve the power consumption.

Neanderthal sites from the Mediterranean region also preserve evidence for consumption of other food sources, such as shellfish, birds, and marine mammals (Stiner 1994; Barton 2000; Currant 2000; Hockett and Haws 2005; Stringer et al. 2008).

It is reasonable to hypothesize that offenders coping with the increased restrictions imposed by the interlock are motivated to preserve their habitual consumption and driving levels, drinking environments, and drinking associates as much as possible.