Textual narrative synthesis is an approach which arranges studies into more homogenous groups. Lucas et al [26] comment that it has proved useful in synthesising evidence of different types (qualitative, quantitative, economic etc).
It is a little bit different to calculate grams to teaspoons. For this table, it is easier to use the âeasy calculationâ of 4 grams of sugar per tsp. It means that 1 gram of sugar equals to 0.25 or Â¼ of a teaspoon. Remember that you can keep calculating on your own by multiplying the number of grams by 0.25. For example, for 32 grams of sugar you would take 32 x 0.25, which would equal to 8 teaspoons.
George. Dirtman wrote:traciet wrote:I want to know how many teaspoons equal a gram of sugar?1 teaspoon US = 4.9289 ml (milliliters). 1 ml of granulated sugar weighs 0.849 grams, so 4.9289 ml * 0.849 grams = 4.1846 grams in 1 teaspoon US. In every country other than the US, a teaspoon = 5 ml. ml of granulated sugar weighs 0.849 grams, so 4.9289 ml * 0.849 grams = 4.1846 grams in 1 teaspoon US In every country other than the US, a teaspoon = 5 ml. So a teaspoon would contain 4.245 g of granulated sugar.