Sentence examples for reflects alcohol from inspiring English sources

Increased alcohol-induced morbidity reflects alcohol abuse, and could underlie some of the higher morbidity rates.

Alcohol consumption over the past year reflects the cumulative alcohol consumption during 12 months, while current alcohol consumption assessed by our food diary reflects alcohol consumption during 1 week.

Jeffrey Gordon, a spokesman for the State Division of the Budget, said malt liquor would be taxed as if it were liquor instead of beer to "better reflect alcohol content".

Increased alcohol-induced morbidity may reflect alcohol abuse, and could underlie some of the higher morbidity rates.

Accordingly, the presence of an on-premise or retail alcohol sales outlet did not necessarily reflect alcohol consumption by those who reside in a given neighbourhood.

The causal association between drinking in later life and health could also reflect alcohol consumption as a marker of good health, rather than drinking determining health outcomes [ 16].

Endorsements of these items more closely tied to alcohol abuse for Hispanics than non-Hispanic Caucasians; one would have more faith that Hispanics' item responses reflected alcohol abuse as opposed to some other influence.

Second, for drinking frequency and amount, only the last year's experience was considered, and therefore the present results cannot fully reflect alcohol's effect on bones by the extent and duration of alcohol exposure.

In addition, lower synchrony within the sensorimotor, basal ganglia, and primary visual networks in AUD versus control subjects may reflect alcohol's damaging effects on other networks that contribute to addiction.

In particular, our definition of binge-pattern drinking may have under-estimated risk when compared with studies using binge drinking definitions that reflect alcohol consumption over a shorter duration or studies assessing the impact of frequent binge episodes [ 37].

Mean corpuscular volume to detect megaloblastic anemia would not be useful because <10% of patients with vitamin B-12 deficiency have megaloblastic anemia, and high mean corpuscular volume is more likely to reflect alcohol abuse than vitamin B-12 deficiency (9).