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Symptoms of heat illness and water consumption habits in mine industry workers over the summer months in Australia. [PDF]
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Water consumption in growing pheasants
Veterinary Record, 1979Daily water consumption in pheasants varied from 240 ml per kg at three weeks of age to 80 ml per kg at 12 weeks. Variations in temperatures within the range 10 to 25 degrees C exerted little influence on water intake. The amount of water consumed increased at a given age as dietary protein level increased.
D R, Wise, R M, Connan
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Effect of Methamphetamine on Water Consumption
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972Comparison of water consumption by albino rats showed that decreases induced by ingestion of amphetamine were limited to the effective action of the drug and compensated for subsequently.
J T, Johnson, F C, Leeming, W R, Sewell
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Water Consumption by Institutions
Journal AWWA, 1961In view of the expected continuation of present community expansion trends, and of the pressing need for factual design data for treatment facilities to serve institutions, a study of water consumption rates affecting small treatment plant design was initiated at the University of Florida in the spring of 1960.
Phillip E. Searcy, Thomas deS. Furman
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[Water for human consumption and health].
Annali di igiene : medicina preventiva e di comunita, 2003Providing enough water of good quality to all human communities is a difficult task, which has been satisfied only recently and only for the developed world. A large part of the developing world still suffers from scarcity and/or bad quality of water supply.
FARA, Gaetano, D'ALESSANDRO, Daniela
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