Значения термина episodic drinking на английском

We examined associations between average alcohol consumption, heavy episodic drinking and cardiorespiratory fitness.

They were less likely (three fifths) to engage in heavy episodic drinking.

Heavy episodic drinking was not associated with peak oxygen uptake.

Social support moderated the associations of English use and ethnic discrimination with heavy episodic drinking.

Among men, both moderate to heavy drinking and heavy episodic drinking increased in the lowest educational group.

South Africa was ranked 59th highest in the world for heavy episodic drinking among those who drink.

Some 20 per cent of adults in Europe were inclined towards heavy episodic drinking, according to the organisation.

Some 20 per cent of adults in Europe showed a prevalence of heavy episodic drinking, according to the organisation.

One-third of college students report past-year heavy episodic drinking, making college student alcohol use an important area for continued research.

Given the negative health consequences associated with heavy episodic drinking, it is imperative to identify mechanisms that contribute to this relation.

We modeled any drinking in past year using logistic regression and heavy episodic drinking in past 30 days using Poisson regression.

The lower rates of heavy episodic drinking apply to students whether or not they were heavy episodic drinkers in high school.

Results: All three dimensions of sexual orientation were associated with substance use, including heavy episodic drinking, cigarette smoking and illicit drug use.

Two-thirds of Irish male drinkers and one-third of women engaged in "heavy episodic drinking" over the previous month, the report says.

Conclusions: A campus ban on alcohol may support abstention from alcohol use and reduce heavy episodic drinking and the associated secondhand effects in college.

Measurements: Comparable measures of drinking, versus abstention, typical drinking frequencies and quantities, heavy episodic drinking, intoxication, morning drinking, and alcohol-related family and occupational problems.