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Self-help group participation, avoidance of nonalcoholic beer, and nonsmoking independently predict better drinking outcomes in Japanese alcohol-dependent men. [PDF]
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Beer as an STS Issue: to Beer or Not to Beer - That is The Question
Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society, 1989In this module, which first appeared in Vol. 9, Nos. 2&3, pp. 168-170, 1989, an error in a formula appeared three times: CO 2 and C 2 H S OH should read CO 2 .
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1967
The term "geriatric patient" makes more sense to the general public, who are inclined to regard most geriatric patients as being feeble, confused, deteriorated, than it does to those who work intensively with aged men and women. In point of fact, there are wide variations within the ranks of geriatric patients; it is only a minority who fit the ...
A, Volpe, R, Kastenbaum
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The term "geriatric patient" makes more sense to the general public, who are inclined to regard most geriatric patients as being feeble, confused, deteriorated, than it does to those who work intensively with aged men and women. In point of fact, there are wide variations within the ranks of geriatric patients; it is only a minority who fit the ...
A, Volpe, R, Kastenbaum
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A clustered-based segmentation of beer consumers: from “beer lovers” to “beer to fuddle”
British Food Journal, 2018 Purpose New trends are emerging in the brewery sector; but to date beer consumer segmentations are scarce. In this context, the present study addresses the following questions: “Are beer consumers monolithic or are there different segments in the beer market?; and “What are the main characteristics of the beer consumer segments?”.
Cristina Calvo-Porral +1 more
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1982
The final arbiter of beer quality is the palate of the consumer and this can show wide variation between individuals, between geographical areas, and even from one time to another. Quality is defined as ‘degree of excellence, relative nature, or kind, or character’ and accordingly the brewer refers to the many varieties of ale, beer, stout, and lager ...
J. S. Hough +3 more
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The final arbiter of beer quality is the palate of the consumer and this can show wide variation between individuals, between geographical areas, and even from one time to another. Quality is defined as ‘degree of excellence, relative nature, or kind, or character’ and accordingly the brewer refers to the many varieties of ale, beer, stout, and lager ...
J. S. Hough +3 more
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2020
Beer is the most consumed alcoholic beverage in the world. Due to increased health awareness and risks related to alcohol abuse, beer with low or no alcohol content has been gaining popularity. However, there is a consumer perception that these beers are not as satisfactory as regular beers in terms of sensorial quality.
Güzel, Nihal +2 more
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Beer is the most consumed alcoholic beverage in the world. Due to increased health awareness and risks related to alcohol abuse, beer with low or no alcohol content has been gaining popularity. However, there is a consumer perception that these beers are not as satisfactory as regular beers in terms of sensorial quality.
Güzel, Nihal +2 more
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