Sentence examples for screening consumption from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were a consumption of less than two or more than four caffeine-containing drinks per day within 3 months of screening; smoking of more than ten cigarettes per day or equivalent within 3 months of screening; consumption of more than 190.4 g alcohol per week; a history of alcohol or drug abuse or consumption of less than one alcoholic drink per week.

"More screen devices leads to more screen consumption.

Since some crimes are more spectacular than others, more ready-made for big-screen consumption, this yearly national bloodletting appears limited to more familiar, more obvious police-blotter offenses: murder, beatings, more murder.

Since Mobile TV brings new aspects into television, like small screens, consumption in noisy surroundings, etc., it also represents a new challenge on how to create, transfer and present content that maximizes the consumer experience.

The shift to cross-screen consumption, as well as the rise of a new set of online competitors like Facebook and Google, has forced the hands of media companies, including broadcasters, cable companies and satellite providers to embrace solutions that begin to merge data, content and technology to remain competitive in today's media marketplace.

"Consumers are adding second- and third-screen video consumption on top of historically high levels of TV consumption," said Nic Covey, who studies cross-platform use for Nielsen.

It has strong language, sexuality and shameless and scandalously cynical re-creations of third world suffering and violence that aren't even relieved by on-screen alcohol consumption.

Chapel Hill, NC-based Splitmo is a brand new company looking to build a business on an emerging trend: dual screen content consumption.

It also found that the trend for multi-screen content consumption is also being echoed in mobile device shopping habits: the number of those using mobile handsets and tablets to look up info about mobile phones has tripled; with one-third taking that browsing into stores themselves.

A review of contributing factors of physical activity, screen time, consumption patterns and diet was undertaken.

Regarding the former, there is good evidence that screening for harmful consumption and brief intervention in primary health care is an effective, yet not widely used measure to reduce consumption among at-risk drinkers [ 30, 31].