daily consumption

The residents used to have more than enough food for their daily consumption.

The average daily consumption of salt in this country is much higher than recommended.

Koreans make use tofu in many ways of their daily consumption.

"That's a very manageable number," he said, representing about 10 percent of total daily consumption.

Daily consumption of diesel and heating oil, which is nearly identical, runs more than $400 million.

Meat, once considered too expensive for daily consumption, gradually entered the menu.

The 35-foot-deep reservoir stores about 1 billion gallons a day, two-thirds of the city's daily consumption.

The typical daily consumption in Japan, for example, is 25 to 50 milligrams of isoflavones.

Iraq exports about 2.3 million barrels a day, or about 4 percent of the world's daily consumption.

It is the central collection point for the city's Delaware System, which provides half its daily consumption.

Now, the country's output of 8.8 million barrels a day can meet only a little more than 40 percent of Americans' daily consumption.

In a 2010 study, daily consumption of ginger was shown to help ease muscle pain associated with exercise by 25%.

Males in Syria smoke more than females and have a higher daily consumption rate of cigarettes.

"that way we may know his daily consumption.

However, I would not recommend full encounter with a restraining field for daily consumption."

(Current daily consumption, remember, is about 84 million barrels a day.)

By six to eight weeks, their daily consumption of insects matches that of an adult.

The company served nearly 35,000 houses, with the daily consumption averaging 120 quarts per capita.

It would be interesting to ask the authors of the study what the average daily consumption of alcohol was among those who participated.

Daily consumption of fresh vegetables is good for reducing cholesterol levels and improving digestive health.

In addition to its great taste, pan dulce is also inexpensive, an incentive for daily consumption.

No significant difference in daily consumption between either of the treated groups or the placebo group (drug-free water) was observed.

In 2010, Boardwalk systems carried approximately 10% of the nation's average daily consumption of natural gas.

The switch should reduce the daily consumption of four billion cubic feet of gas by about 10 percent, the utility said.

These totals are just a fraction of daily consumption before the Persian Gulf war.