Sentence examples for proportion of drinking from inspiring English sources

Compared to baseline, subjects had significantly reduced number of drinks per day, heavy drinking days and proportion of drinking days.

The attributable fraction modelling estimated the proportion of drinking onset transitions prevented if MAE were reduced.

For participants who reported drinking water from more than one well, information was collected on the proportion of drinking water from each well.

Rated by the proportion of drinking into intoxication, however, young Norwegians were found in the mid-range of the European countries [ 27].

These villages are located close to the banks of River Indus where there is a high proportion of drinking water sources contaminated with arsenic [ 18].

We compared the estimate of arsenic concentration in the home with the mean arsenic concentration for the combined home and workplace estimates, weighting by the proportion of drinking water derived from each location (from the interview).

Regarding the variations of these contributions among the three EFSA groups, taking into account the fact to be or not in adequacy with the recommendations, we could see that the proportions of drinking water relative to the total fluid intake were always higher in the adequate group compared to the not adequate groups.

The categorical variable, proportion of participants drinking within safe drinking guidelines, was compared between experimental conditions using Fisher's exact test.

The final outcome measure was unplanned prior to the completion of the study and comprised the proportion of participants drinking within the Canadian safe drinking guideline (for males, no more than 15 drinks per week and three drinks per drinking day; for females, no more than 10 drinks per week and two drinks per drinking day) [ 31].

The proportion of respondents drinking to excess decreased with increasing neighbourhood deprivation, but binge drinking showed the opposite pattern of increasing with higher deprivation (table 2).

A population-based study in Botswana, defining heavy drinking as >14 drinks/week for women and >21 drinks/week for men, also found a higher proportion of heavy drinking (54% of men and 58% of women) than among drinkers in our study [ 55].