Sentence examples for whole consumption from inspiring English sources
In Asia as a whole, consumption per person is flat, not falling.
China's appetite for meat may be nearing satiation, but other countries are following behind: in developing countries as a whole, consumption of cereals has been flat since 1980, but demand for meat has doubled.Not surprisingly, farmers are switching, too: they now feed about 200m-250m more tonnes of grain to their animals than they did 20 years ago.
Validation of the method has been performed with the prediction of the whole consumption expressed as 96 active energy quarter-hourly values of the Universitat Politècnica de València, a commercial customer consuming 11,500 kW.
Fatalities are usually caused by blood loss from the initial bite rather than from critical organ loss or from whole consumption.
Among the oldest participants, on the whole, consumption of vegetable and fruit, alcohol intake, smoking frequency and duration of TV viewing were positively associated with SES.
"Younger people have been targeted at least since the baby-boom generation was young in the 1950s to get them into the whole consumption-oriented way of life.
We calculated total whole fruit consumption by summing the consumption levels of the 10 individual fruits and watermelon, which we inquired about sporadically during follow-up.
Whole grain consumption varied considerably, with median daily consumption in the top category being 5.0 servings compared with 1.1 servings in the bottom category (Table 1).
These data provide evidence relating to whole food consumption and therefore do not support consumption of foods specifically enriched in cereal or vegetable derived fibre.
Similar strategies that address documented barriers to whole grain consumption could be adopted in France to increase the consumption of whole grains above the minimal levels observed in all segments of the population.
"It is quite a lot more than previously reported – it is basically equivalent to the whole national consumption of Germany, and Germany is a large coal-consumption country in Europe".
