Sentence examples for routinely consumed from inspiring English sources

The present study recruited regular SSB consumers who routinely consumed both C-SSB and NC-SSB.

According to Smithsonian Magazine, sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europeans routinely consumed "preserved and fresh human remains" for medicinal purposes — tincture of Egyptian mummy, skull-and-chocolate for apoplexy, fresh blood harvested from public executions.

The purpose of this study was to investigate potential lead exposure from coffee and tea consumption, given that both are acidic and routinely consumed from ceramic mugs.

The purpose of the current pilot study, then, was to investigate potential lead exposure from coffee and tea consumption, given that both beverages are acidic and routinely consumed from ceramic mugs in the U.S. Specifically, we measured the concentration of lead in coffee and tea at two time points brewed in five commercial mugs known to contain lead.

Even priests and royalty routinely consumed human body products in an effort to stave off anything from headaches to epilepsy, and from nosebleeds to gout.

However, our DHA and ARA come from sources that are routinely consumed by human infants in commercial infant formulas, and thus are directly relevant to that group.

When total revenues are just £400m-ish, and staff routinely consume half, the valuation looks too rich for a business facing a major capital expenditure programme.

"Time and time again you'll have jurors sitting on a jury panel who will condemn material that they routinely consume in private," said Mr. Walters, the defense lawyer.

(For one thing, it applies only to the spy agencies and does not touch the places that routinely consume classified intelligence material — the White House, the State Department, the Defense Department, allied foreign governments or, perhaps the leakiest vessel in Washington, Congress itself).

As concertgoers we routinely consume fine performances like those provided at Bard in an aesthetic vacuum, concerned chiefly with how a work is played and how it makes us feel.

But White's statement exposed another, deeper truth: elite athletes in many different sports routinely consume cocktails of vitamins, extracts and supplements, dozens of pills a day -- the only people who routinely ingest more pills are AIDS patients -- in the hope that their mixes of accepted drugs will replicate the effects of the banned substances taken by the cheaters.