… In alcohol research, there are four major categories of explanatory variables that are used
to … of drinking patterns and alcohol consumption: The European Comparative Alcohol Study (…

… Increasing alcohol consumption was associated … 6 drinks per week (relative risk, 1.15; 95%
CI, 1.06-1.24; 333 cases/100 000 person-years). Binge drinking, but not frequency of drinking…

… on the average volume of alcohol consumed as well as on other aspects of drinking usually
summarized as ‘patterns of drinking’ [7]. Patterns of drinking are in particular related to acci…

… examined alcohol consumption and involvement in negative alcohol-related consequences
among AMED and alcohol-only (AO) users, with the aim of determining whether drinking …

… average consumption fails to capture the risk associated with certain drinking patterns, such
as heavy episodic drinking… This study assessed mortality associated with drinking pattern, …

… consumption and drinking behaviour. … alcohol consumption support the idea that the criteria
for binge drinkers should be based on patterns of drinking rather than alcohol consumption…

… sex distributions of alcohol consumption and drinking problems and compare … alcohol
consumption, special attention will be paid to the frequency of consuming large amounts of alcohol …

… However, epidemiological data on alcohol consumption … alcohol consumption and binge
drinking are lacking. The aims of the study are the investigation of alcohol consumption patterns …

… between SES, alcohol consumption and problem drinking, the … alcohol consumption in the
general population, taking into account different patterns of excessive alcohol consumption. …

… on the relationship between alcohol consumption and … drinking patterns including average
volume consumed, the intensity and frequency of drinking, frequency of intoxication, drinking …