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The weekly consumption of vegetables per European underwent an increase. An opposite trend was witnessed in the amount of meat consumed. (While / Whereas)
The weekly consumption of vegetables per European underwent an increase while / whereas an opposite trend was witnessed in the amount of meat consumed.
The amount of wheat consumed per week by a European was 837 grams in 1992. This number then rose to 1,211 grams in 2002. (before)
The amount of wheat consumed per week by a European was 837 grams in 1992 before rising to 1,211 grams in 2002.
The weekly consumption of bean increased to 546 grams per European in 2002. It continued the upward trend to reach 590 grams in 2012. (Having)
Having increased to 546 grams per European in 2002, the weekly consumption of bean continued the upward trend to reach 590 grams in 2012.
The weekly consumption of cheese rose by 12 grams to stand at 125 grams per European in 2002. This figure remained unchanged in the next 10 years. (remaining)
The weekly consumption of cheese rose by 12 grams to stand at 125 grams per European in 2002, remaining unchanged in the next 10 years.
The amount of both wheat and bean consumed a week per European experienced an upward trend. The figures increased to 920 and 546 grams respectively. (with figures)
The amount of both wheat and bean consumed a week per European experienced an upward trend, with figures increasing to 920 and 546 grams respectively.
The amount of vegetables consumed a week per European increased slightly in 2012. The figure experienced a rise of 10 grams in 2012. (as illustrated / indicated / shown by)
The amount of vegetables consumed a week per European increased slightly in 2012, as illustrated / indicated / shown by a rise of 10 grams in 2012.
The weekly consumption of bean and cheese per European rose from 1992 to 2002. The respective figures reached 546 and 125 grams in 2002. (with respective figures)
The weekly consumption of bean and cheese per European rose from 1992 to 2002, with respective figures reaching 546 and 125 grams in 2002.
The consumption of meat decreased in 2012. The number dropped from 1211 grams in 2002 to 1132 in 2012. (as illustrated / indicated / shown by)
The consumption of meat decreased in 2012, as illustrated / indicated / shown by a drop from 1211 grams in 2002 to 1132 in 2012.
