When you eat a lot of fat, the fat can actually build up deposits around your blood vessels, leading to high blood pressure.
The formation of extracellular aggregates built up by deposits of β-amyloid (Aβ) is a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease (AD).
Lloyds TSB has built up its deposit base: its share of retail deposits has climbed from 6% in 1994 to 11% last year, according to Datamonitor, a research firm.
A lot of people of my generation stay with the parents until they've built up a deposit.
In the western Mediterranean, there are many Pleistocene alluvial fan deposits built up partly by sediment originating from coastal dunes dismantled by alluvial streams.
On Ewing Island, as the O. lyallii canopy became taller and more open as it matured, and bulky leaf litter built up thick peat deposits, these conditions would have become increasingly attractive for nesting sea birds where they could burrow and land/take-off easily (see Whitehead et al. 2014).
If the compression is high, the combustion chambers are probably built up with carbon deposits, if the case, then the cylinder head needs to be removed and de-carbonized If the compression is lower, or varies greatly between cylinders, perform a leak down test, or have a shop perform one.
When lead first started being added to petrol to improve engine performance, it was found that deposits built up, eventually clogging the engine.
At this chronic stage, urate deposits built up over decades are only slowly depleted by blocking the synthesis of urate, particularly because the renal clearance of urate is often inefficient in these patients.
As the lag deposit built up, it would effectively insulate the icy materials below it from sunlight.
Both regions experienced real estate booms ahead of their financial crises, consumers took on large levels of debt and domestic banks built up unsustainable loan-to-deposit ratios as they sought to feed local demand for borrowing.
