Wheat provides one fifth of the calories consumed by human beings.

The no-breakfast group ate more at lunch, but not enough to make up the 700 calories consumed by the breakfast-eaters.

One study has backed the concept that skipping breakfast can mean fewer calories consumed, not more.

Other studies have shown that this could account only for a small proportion of the extra calories consumed.

And because all these events are endlessly elongated by pomp and pageantry, the amount of calories consumed escalates dramatically.

Grain-fed calves normally consume a diet of milk replacer for the first six to eight weeks.

Consuming a diet rich in gutfriendly foods - yoghurt, kefir, tempeh and high-fibre foods - will help to reduce the inflammation in the body that's associated with many skin conditions, including rosacea.

In one study, the participants consumed a diet containing a monthly average of 1.5 kg of xylitol with a maximum daily intake of 430 g with no apparent ill effects.

We are asking customers not to consume this product.

The bottles required a standard bottle opener to be used in order to consume the product.

It was part of an investigation by the documentary into whether celebrities consume the products which they are paid to promote.

You're simply consuming a product.

Those concerned about their health after consuming this product are advised to seek medical assistance.

These are some of the sci-fi inventions that could change the way we consume food and drink.

Our lifestyles are different, and the way we consume food has changed for good.

Two thirds of the plastic was used to wrap, package or consume food and drink.

Who wants to consume food subject to this form of contamination?

The ways we visually consume food today reflects the changing way we eat.

The thrusters consume fuel, but give the ship a useful burst of speed.

The engine consume fuel from gas and metan.

Gas meters are used at residential, commercial, and industrial buildings that consume fuel gas supplied by a gas utility.

By burning wood, the boat could consume fuel provided by woodcutters along the shore of the river.

The jumps consume fuel in direct proportion to the distance traveled and the (empty) mass of the vessel.

They consume gas oil, similar to kerosene used in jet aircraft and double the price of standard marine fuel.

They consume gas intensely, which causes their stars to become very violent when forming.

And waiting gas turbines consume gas.

When the diver consumes gas from the second stage, the pressure falls in the medium pressure chamber and the diaphragm deforms inwards pushing against the valve lifter.

Since the mitochondria consume oxygen, the oxygen concentration drops.

Under a few millimeters of water heterotrophic bacteria metabolize and consume oxygen.

For example, mitochondria consume oxygen which generates free radicals (reactive oxygen species) as an inevitable by-product.

The growing bacteria consume oxygen, which easily accepts electrons, present in the subsurface which increases reducing potential.

The decomposition process consumes oxygen, depriving fish and other organisms.

The waste would occur as the software developers consume resources while solving problems already solved earlier.

If at least half of the global population begins to consume resources to the same extent, these resources wouldn't be sufficient.

These compel humanity to consume resources, extend longevity, and to reproducein part, the very motives that led to the development of technological society.

However, without adequate ventilation, the plants may consume resources, like oxygen and carbon dioxide, faster than they can be replenished.

They consume resources as a service and pay only for resources that they use under a utility computing model, paying only for the services that are consumed.

It means some can consume the equivalent of 26 bags of ready salted crisps.

He consumes the equivalent of two weeks' worth of food for a normal person every day.

An average-sized car driving 50 kilometres a day also consumes the equivalent of 40 light bulbs.

On this measure the world consumed the equivalent of 11.4 billion barrels of oil in 2005, but by 2030, on current trends, this will rise to 18 billion barrels.

As recently as 1800 the average human consumed the equivalent of - at most - three dollars a day.

These wars consume time and attention and enable officials lower on the rungs to get away with incompetence and laziness.

For another, they consume time that would otherwise be available for considering legislation.

This can have a beneficial effect on those interested in the message, but can also consume time of people not interested in the message.

But the roles often deviate and consume time that would be devoted to the emotional expressions.

While cooperative learning will consume time, the most effective application of cooperative learning hinges on an active instructor.

With additional air, the fire consumes more fuel and burns hotter.

After he loses control of the fire and the fire consumes his raft, he falls into the water, struggling to swim.

Wrapping his arms around his younger self, the old man bursts into flames, and the fire consumes them both.