Sentence examples for prior consumption from inspiring English sources

It is therefore an absolute necessity that future epidemiological studies include and control for the individuals' level of consumption, not only at drinking cessation but also prior consumption.

Since in this human case and in other reports, the medical histories of the patients indicated prior consumption of marinated anchovies, we infer that this sea-food preparation could be an important source of infection of anisakiasis in Italy.

This is clearly difficult to conceptualize let alone implement, and Ubel and colleagues stress the obvious conceptual and technical difficulties of trying to establish some sort of an allocation system that would consider prior consumption of multiple different medical and non-medical goods.

The apparent lack of proliferative effects in adult dietary trials may be explained by both rodent studies and retrospective dietary recall studies, which suggest that breast cancer chemoprevention during adulthood is critically dependent on the prior consumption of phyto-oestrogens during adolescence.

His serum concentration increase of 2,3,4,7,8-pentaCDF in 1996 due to prior consumption of contaminated beef and/or vegetables was therefore estimated to be ΔCserum = 4.1 × (2,3,4,7,8-pentaCDF in 2008 – predicted based on UMDES controls) = 4.1 × (42.5 – 6.8) = 146 pg/g lipid, corresponding to a potential increase of 146 × 0.3 (the TEF for 2,3,4,7,8-pentaCDF) = 44 pg/g lipid in total serum TEQ.

Here, we use the term "HSW" to refer to any water stored in the home, rather than water at the PoU, referring to the point that water is drawn from immediately prior to consumption or use.

The food container packaging in which your product is contained prior to consumption, will require sanitation post consumption.

Linseeds, which are rich in fibre and gut-healthy omega-3 fats, can help and should be soaked overnight in water or ground prior to consumption.

(Although the flesh of the Greenland shark may be eaten, it is toxic unless properly cleaned and dried or repeatedly boiled prior to consumption).

Found on the outside of the seeds, the saponins are cardiac glycosides (organic compounds that interfere with heart contractions) that must be processed from most varieties prior to consumption, usually by mechanically removing the pericarp (ovary wall) or by soaking in water.

Prior to consumption, expected satiation was assessed.