Sentence examples for trend of tea from inspiring English sources

It was a bit of a shock as I'd been hoping the whole trend of tea party blogging, cupcake decorating, ribbons and macarons would blow over.

The strongest relation was between tea consumption and central obesity, with a trend over categories of tea consumption in both men and women.

"While I certainly understand the value of predicting agricultural trends for tea, I believe that that is a task that ought to be left to the private sector, the ones that benefit from this kind of information".

Then, we adopted a CLUE-S model to spatially analyze changes in the landscape pattern and ecosystem services by simulating the following three scenarios: a historical trend, non-selective management of tea plantations, and selective management of tea plantations.

In contrast, significant inverse trend was found for categories of tea drinking and only BMI (P < 0.001) and WC (P = 0.036) (Table  2).> Both coffee and tea consumption were inversely associated with having MetS (Tables  3, 4).

The DPPH assay showed similar trends for tea infusion to FC and CUPRAC.

In the study conducted by Wu [ 9], higher monthly consumption of tea (P for trend = 0.07) and usually drinking tea in high concentration (P for trend = 0.01) showed a positive tendency with cancer risk for ever drinker after adjusting for tea temperature.

16 A case-control study carried out in areas of both low and high incidence in northern Iran in the 1970s showed about a twofold increase in risk of oesophageal cancer among people who drank hot tea, but there was no trend in risk according to quantity of tea consumed.

The FAO Intergovernmental Group IGGG) on Tea represents a forum for intergovernmental consultation and exchange on trends in production, consumption, trade and prices of tea, including regular appraisal of the global market situation and short term outlook.

The export value of tea has fluctuated around a trend depending on the prevailing level of world market prices, and there is little evidence of a trend, despite an apparent jump in the volume of tea exports in the FAOSTAT data in 2000.

RRs of endometrial cancer per additional cup of tea or coffee daily (cups/d) were estimated as the trend across the 4 categories for each exposure.