Príklady consumption

• The commonest cause of cirrhosis is alcohol consumption.

• In this period, there were 974 outbreaks of communicable disease attributed to the consumption of raw milk.

• The new exhaust system, it is claimed, will lower fuel consumption.

• She said that industrialized countries should reduce their gluttonous consumption of oil.

• The inspector declared the meat fit for human consumption .

• If this k s equals zero, then the optimal consumptions also will converge to zero.

• The higher value of 2 implies that y1 y2 increases to 0.17, the mean consumptions by type-1 agents fall and by type-2 agents increase.

• Thus, the extent to which consumptions are not perfectly correlated with aggregate income provides one measure of the departure of the incomplete- from the complete-markets solutions for this economy.

• In our industrial processes as well energy consumptions can be advertised so that we know where we are.

• Therefore, if this year's consumptions are distorted and adjustments are made all the way ahead, in ten years there will be a completely false picture.

• Therefore, we can live with lower energy consumptions.

• Correlatively, energy consumption per meter has more than doubled.

• Like in the preceding section, an external force is used to simulate the robot's energy consumption.

• Effect of consumption of food cooked in iron pots on iron status and growth of young children : a randomised trial.

• Since most of these goods have to be imported, they are omitted from the further food production/food consumption comparison.

• The focus groups did not find a clear linkage between concern about the environment, health and other issues and organic food consumption.

• There are also differences in consumption of health care and social service between the two groups.

• They calculate a personal probability of consumption shortfall and show that it is substantial, particularly for high-entry ages.

• Another possibility for the government to ensure budget balance is to reduce government consumption, while maintaining pension benefits.

• However, for the present at least it seems that the promise of these new forms of hybridity and eclectic consumption remain just that: a promise.