Sentence examples for trends in drinking from inspiring English sources

A clear understanding of the trends in drinking behaviour remains elusive, because studies have generally not disentangled cohort and age effects in their data (but see [7– 10]).

This is the first national assessment of trends in drinking water quality violations across several decades.

Researchers at the Columbia Water Center have been analyzing trends in drinking water quality violations.

Researchers at the Columbia Water Center have addressed these issues by analyzing trends in drinking water quality violations, as part of America's Water, a National Science Foundation-funded project.

The majority of roadside studies conducted to track trends in drinking and driving have occurred at the national level (e.g., in the United States, Canada, Britain, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, and the Netherlands) (see Lacey et al. 2008; Lestina et al. 1999; Lund and Wolfe 1991; Voas et al. 1998; Wolfe 1974 for information on the U.S. National Roadside Surveys).

A £22 million programme such as the AIP represents a modest intervention when set against national trends in drinking and related ill-health, and trend data would need to be collected for a longer time following the end of the programme.

"There's definitely a huge trend in drinking whisky," he told me.

So the downward trend in drinking among young people continues, according to the just-published NHS survey on Smoking, Drinking and Drugs.

Despite the downward trend in drinking, alcohol-related deaths are at their highest since records began in 2001: 5,843 adults in 2017, a 6% rise on the previous year.

When controlling for the pre-existing downward trend in drinking driver crashes, along with other pertinent factors such as amount of travel and number of weekends per month, there was no evidence of either a significant shift or a change in the downward trend of alcohol-related crashes associated with the lowered BAC limit.

Moreover, other studies [ 32] support the consistent age gradient in binge drinking among women, where young women are more often binge drinkers, which may suggest an emerging trend in drinking habits.