Collocations withconsumption
These are words often used in combination withconsumption.
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actual consumption
If m(t) could be measured, it would in fact be possible to answer this question by comparing actual consumption to the sustainable income.
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aggregate consumption
Figures 7 and 8 show the time path of aggregate consumption and aggregate asset holdings.
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alcohol consumption
Genetic effects accounted for only 31% of the variance in alcohol consumption of married respondents but 60% of the variance of unmarried respondents.
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annual consumption
In a model with such assumptions, the primary choice facing individuals is to select the savings rate that yields the desired pattern of annual consumption while working and in retirement.
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average consumption
Therefore, the average consumption of an infinitely lived representative agent is independent of the prevailing history of perturbations.
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collective consumption
Collective consumption of public services is invisible (as is the 'enforced consumption' of services).
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consumption expenditure
The consumption expenditure on manufactures of a typical urban household is more than twice that of a rural household.
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consumption good
This consumption good in turn is a linearly homogeneous function of both clean and dirty goods.
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consumption habits
It also develops a concrete alternative concerning food demand via altered consumption habits.
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current consumption
The decrease in lifetime income implies a higher decrease in current consumption.
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daily consumption
To give an idea of a town's daily consumption of opium, the amount of money spent on it exceeds that spent on rice.
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electricity consumption
Thus, the contextual knowledge becomes operational (since it is used in the programs which predict electricity consumption) and hence evolves into contextualized knowledge.
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energy consumption
However, the discussion does not really enable a set of recommendations as to how to design a building that will minimize energy consumption.
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estimated consumption
The estimated consumption of raw milk by all family members was 2-5 glasses daily.
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excess consumption
A doctor told him that this condition was caused by excess consumption of roasted and fried food.
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excessive consumption
By refusing to allow a school and condoning their excessive consumption of alcohol and coca, she considered the hacendado directly responsible for perpetuating backwardness.
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fuel consumption
Working speed, on the other hand, underwent no marked variation during the 3-year trial period; consequently, working capacity and fuel consumption remained virtually unchanged.
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gasoline consumption
It is already technically feasible to reduce gasoline consumption substantially.
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global consumption
This global consumption requires both a desequentialisation of designs (several actions in parallel) and a possibility of reusing foci, which will produce superimpositions (up to non-determinism).
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household consumption
The survey collects information on quantity consumed and value of household consumption for a wide variety of consumer goods and services.
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human consumption
Explicitness is the prerequisite for human consumption, whereas accuracy is critical for retrieval performance.
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immediate consumption
The paltry amounts of crops and hedge-wood taken indicate that what was in most cases stolen was intended for immediate consumption rather than for resale.
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increased consumption
As a note of caution, however, we should expect a couple of possibilities that may either slow down or hinder the chances of increased consumption.
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local consumption
Running in parallel with this, the depopulation process itself reduced the scale of an agricultural activity that was essentially directed towards local consumption.
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mass consumption
The world of mass consumption he envisioned is surely the world we inhabit today.
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media consumption
Rather, it is to indicate if, and to what extent, electoral choices at a given point in time can be attributed to media consumption.
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moderate consumption
However, published estimates do not account for medical risks at low to moderate consumption levels.
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overall consumption
Overall consumption fell 27 per cent and family consumption was hit even harder, falling 33 per cent.
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oxygen consumption
Relationship of brain blood flow and oxygen consumption to perfusion flow rate during profoundly hypothermic cardiopulmonary bypass.
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pattern of consumption
In trade data, more visible is the impact of changing pattern of consumption.
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per capita consumption
First and foremost, per capita consumption of fruits and vegetables are expected to increase by 26 and 20%, respectively25.
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personal consumption
The major part of the food so produced was used for personal consumption by family members, including the families of adult children.
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power consumption
Covert channels such as power consumption subvert the assumptions on which high level abstractions are based.
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present consumption
In other periods, the individual must balance future consumption and present consumption.
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private consumption
Keynesian theory suggests that the correlation between government consumption and private consumption is positive.
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protein consumption
Fenfluramine and fluoxetine spare protein consumption while suppressing caloric intake by rats.
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public consumption
These cases show the tremendous importance of framing by the individual for both government and public consumption.
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reduced consumption
Reduced consumption is acknowledged as important for attaining environmental sustainability, but is given less emphasis than the goals of global equity and social justice.
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regular consumption
To that must now be added the regular consumption of our capital assets.
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resource consumption
In view of criterion (21) the loss of growth potential due to plasmid transfer overshadows the growth of the non-senescent fungus from resource consumption.
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salt consumption
There is insufficient evidence to suggest that people should modify their normal salt consumption during hot weather conditions.
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tobacco consumption
A related limitation is the absence of year-by-year information on the level of tobacco consumption.
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total consumption
These are chosen in part because of their current and potential future environmental impact, not just on share of total consumption on a global scale.
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