Sentences with phrase «alcohol content as»

In Delaware, if you're convicted of a DUI, your license will be suspended based on your blood alcohol content as follows:

A commercial driver could face Operating While Intoxicated charges for a blood alcohol content as low as 0.04 — half of the normal legal limit.

They are called «big» because they are substantially higher in alcohol content as well as flavor.

Not exact matches

Experts say those beers should continue to sell strongly as the Hispanic population continues to increase in the U.S. and Americans are lured away from American light lagers that are similarly low in alcohol content.

User Content that references alcohol irresponsibly, such as references to overconsumption or use by minors;

The challenges for the pouch in this industry are manifold, primarily encompassing consumer quality expectations and etiquette in wine, technical compatibility with product content (for example in beer) and even in some cases government policy being against economy products and packaging in an effort to reduce alcohol consumption, such as in Turkey.

Cocktails are increasingly mixing with — or even featuring — sherry as the main driver of alcohol content.

For details on labeling requirements for such information as alcohol content, caloric content, nutrition or country of origin, please see the Beverage Alcohol Labeling Requirementsalcohol content, caloric content, nutrition or country of origin, please see the Beverage Alcohol Labeling RequirementsAlcohol Labeling Requirements table.

Diageo has announced Johnnie Walker as its first global brand to provide consumers around the world with on - pack alcohol content and nutritional information per typical serve.

Drinks manufacturers, academics and campaigners have proposed ideas such as altering packaging in small ways, such as including more warnings on existing drinks labels or instituting a drinks - based traffic light system based on calorie and alcohol content.

Carbohydrates like sugar have the same energy content as proteins (17kJ / g) and about half as much as fat (37kJ / g) and as alcohol (29kJ / g).

I am also interested if you know if you can use amasake (sweet rice wine — but can be made so that it does not ferment and hence there is no alcohol content) as a sweetener for baking instead of sugar and if so, what is the appropriate amount.

Issues regarding the accuracy of sugar, alcohol and probiotic content in kombucha continue to haunt some of the category's fastest - growing brands, as evidenced by a pair of class action lawsuits filed earlier this month.

17 Apr 2018 — Lightness in alcohol content, sweetness, flavor and texture, as well as portion size, is gaining momentum in food and beverages as consumers continue to look for ways to eat and drink more healthily and light, yet still fully enjoy what they love.

Alcoholic content (% alcohol by volume) and the number of standards drinks (12.67 ml of pure alcohol) were manually coded to all individual alcohol products in our dataset, as this was not included within the original HomeScan data file.

You could also drop it in sparkling water or tea — in fact, many people find tinctures more palatable in tea, as the hot water will «burn off» the alcohol content (the effectiveness of the herbs is not tainted through this process).

* The blood alcohol content of the nursing mother will not be the same as the nursling.

Though there are ways to do so safely like drinking the beverage while you are nursing so the alcohol levels are sure to drop (so long as you only have a small dose,) by the time you are ready for the next feeding, and if you really want to be safe you can check out Milkscreen, a product designed to test the alcohol content of breastmilk.

The UK duty regime should be overhauled so that a single rate is applied to all alcoholic drinks according to alcohol content — known as duty equivalence - to ensure a level playing field with no distortion of competition between different drinks.

But if you do not want the food to boil down too much, you can keep adding water as water evaporates, which will also lower the alcohol content both by dilution and evaporation,» says Pia Snitkjaer.

Postdoc at the Department of Food Science at the University of Copenhagen Pia Snitkjaer has carried out a series of experiments with alcohol in liquid dishes to figure out how to control the alcohol content during cooking for the benefit of large kitchens, the food industry, the gastronomy and restaurant sector as well as in the kitchen at home.

«The idea is that a small reduction in alcohol — such as beer with four per cent ethanol content versus six per cent — would reduce alcohol intake per drinker even if the same overall amount of beverage is consumed,» says Dr. Jürgen Rehm, lead author and Director of the Institute for Mental Health Policy Research at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto, Canada.

To measure risky online self - presentation the research team, which also included PhD student Clara Cutello, Dr Michaela Gummerum and Professor Yaniv Hanoch from the School of Psychology, designed a risk exposure scale relating to potentially inappropriate images or texts, such as drug and alcohol use, sexual content, personal information, and offensive material.

Blood alcohol content (or blood alcohol concentration), often abbreviated BAC, is the concentration of alcohol in blood, measured, by volume, as a percentage.

In 1895 Anheuser - Busch launched Malt - Nutrine, a 1.9 percent - alcohol - content beer prescribed by physicians as a tonic for pregnant women and a nutritional beverage for children.

Ethanol, an alcohol that can be made from corn, is now widely used as a gasoline additive due to its oxygen content and octane rating, or antiknock index.

Wines and beers with lower alcohol content aren't being actively marketed as alternatives to regular strength alcohol products and thus may not be promoting healthier drinking habits in consumers, according to a study published in the open access journal BMC Public Health.

As the heat rises, so does the resulting wine's alcohol content.

Both male and female chimps enjoyed the chance at a tipple, say the researchers, who found the palm wine alcohol content to be around three percent, about the same as a weak lager beer.

That research is not necessarily condoning sipping on suds after a workout as a means of rehydrating, but rather saying that if you are going to booze it up, a low - alcohol beer — one with 2.3 alcohol by volume content (ABV)-- with added sodium is a sufficient compromise.

Reducing sugar content — Sugar acts as a catalyst of the fermentation process, and the higher the sugar level, the higher the resulting alcohol level of the product.

Some fluids that need to be avoided are alcohol, juices, sweetened fizzy drinks and smoothies as they have a very high calorie content.

As mentioned above, there is no definite rule for counting carbs content in sugar alcohols or inulin and oligofructose and the effect could be different for each individual.

(Table 3) Counseling is often provided regarding weight loss, head of bed elevation, tobacco and alcohol cessation, avoidance of late - night meals, and cessation of foods that can potentially aggravate reflux symptoms including caffeine, coffee, chocolate, spicy foods, highly acidic foods such as oranges and tomatoes, and foods with high fat content.

Due to its melatonin content and alcohol content, it functions as a relaxant that can help someone unwind in the evening and prepare for sleep.

In addition to the omnipresent violence, alcohol is frequently used as a healing item, there are nearly - naked women about, and the some of the content is just flat - out nasty.

A multimedia game was designed to serve as an intervention that aligned with National Science Content Standards, attempting to convey knowledge about alcohol consumption and positively impact adolescents» attitudes toward science.

As societal mores change, Mevlut finds that boza, a «traditional Asian beverage made of fermented wheat, with a thick consistency, a pleasant aroma, a dark yellowish color, and a low alcohol content,» faces stiff competition from real alcoholic drinks, and that most buy boza only as a nostalgic nod to the pasAs societal mores change, Mevlut finds that boza, a «traditional Asian beverage made of fermented wheat, with a thick consistency, a pleasant aroma, a dark yellowish color, and a low alcohol content,» faces stiff competition from real alcoholic drinks, and that most buy boza only as a nostalgic nod to the pasas a nostalgic nod to the past.

the most extreme content of the final product - in terms of relevant rating criteria such as violence, language, sexuality, gambling, and alcohol, tobacco and drug reference or use; and

Today, the ESRB published the full details of their rating, citing blood and gore, sexual themes, use of alcohol, and violence as content descriptors for the Mature rating.

In fact, I like the combination of the ingredients of the drink as much as the alcohol content and it makes my tongue tingle just to think about it.

Hemp seeds and oil are as likely to be «abused» as poppy seed bagels for their trace opiate content, or fruit juices for their trace alcohol content.

However, even if a blood sample comes back positive, there is currently no legally established limit for THC content as there is for alcohol.

Whether the charge is a Class B or Class A misdemeanor can depend on factors such as blood alcohol content or whether the arrested person has previously been convicted of a DWI.

I've heard the limit on blood alcohol content characterized as «arbitrary.»

Only the breath samples taken at the police station can be used by the Crown as accurate measurements of your actual blood alcohol content (BAC).

If you are driving a boat, and your blood alcohol content (BAC) is.08 % or more, you may be charged with operating while intoxicated and suffer the same penalties as if you were driving a car.

As early as 2005, statistics showed 2,600 deaths and 330,000 injuries were caused each year by cell phone distraction.3 As a result, the push to ban certain forms of DWD has been compared to the famous car safety campaigns of the 20th century, including the campaign to mandate the use of seatbelts and to establish a nationwide blood alcohol content limit of.0As early as 2005, statistics showed 2,600 deaths and 330,000 injuries were caused each year by cell phone distraction.3 As a result, the push to ban certain forms of DWD has been compared to the famous car safety campaigns of the 20th century, including the campaign to mandate the use of seatbelts and to establish a nationwide blood alcohol content limit of.0as 2005, statistics showed 2,600 deaths and 330,000 injuries were caused each year by cell phone distraction.3 As a result, the push to ban certain forms of DWD has been compared to the famous car safety campaigns of the 20th century, including the campaign to mandate the use of seatbelts and to establish a nationwide blood alcohol content limit of.0As a result, the push to ban certain forms of DWD has been compared to the famous car safety campaigns of the 20th century, including the campaign to mandate the use of seatbelts and to establish a nationwide blood alcohol content limit of.08.

Super Extreme DUI — although not appearing by name in any of the law books — is what Attorneys refer to as a DUI with a Blood Alcohol Content Above a.20.

In fact, talking on a cellphone while driving can pose the same type of risk as driving with a.08 blood alcohol content.