Sentence examples for body over time from inspiring English sources

These accumulate in the body over time, and have been linked to cancer, endocrine disruption and other ills.

The technique allows the body over time to remodel the cells from a vein into a vessel with the elasticity of an artery.

But getting drunk, unfortunately, only compounds the problem: it can lead to decivilizing behaviors and encounters, and harm the body over time.

Because sleep deprivation may exact a host of severe tolls on the body over time — which is to say nothing of exhaustion-related car accidents and other dangers — Edinger warns that there are people with appallingly disturbed sleep who "roll with the punches a little better and don't seem to mind or complain — but maybe they should".

"Yes, these are small amounts and if you licked your lips once you probably would not cause damage — at least not to adults," he said, adding, "Lead is a substance that builds up in the body over time, so small amounts applied daily can add up and stay in our bodies".

The average in light tuna was 0.071 p.p.m., lower than the 0.118 p.p.m. found by the F.D.A. Consumers Union urges women of childbearing age to be more careful about their tuna consumption than current F.D.A. guidelines advise, because mercury accumulates in the body over time.

If those two lines grow apart over time and the input line rises and the output line falls, that body will over time almost surely gain weight.

Perhaps it's to do with the way the denim moulds to our bodies over time, and how its robustness means jeans get more wear than our other clothes.

Later atomists cite as evidence for this the gradual erosion of bodies over time.

The results are realistic and poignant, capturing the perplexing relationship we have with our changing bodies over time.

But for women these feelings are compounded by public perceptions of the disease, child-bearing responsibilities, and a lack of information about how treatment affects women's bodies over time.