Sentence examples for causing excess from inspiring English sources

That, in turn, could lead to thousands of unnecessary lung scans, causing excess radiation exposure and unnecessary biopsies and surgery.

We blame the sick people for being expensive, but the same sick people everywhere else – in the UK – they wouldn't be causing excess costs to the system," said Peel.

The experimental results depict that the minimum cleaning cost, however, is accompanied with overheating of milk consuming excess energy and a higher outlet temperature of the heating medium (steam) causing excess requirement of steam.

A number of academic papers have studied the impact of computer-based trading, and "it's very hard to find compelling evidence of them dragging prices up or down away from fundamentals and causing excess volatility," Mr. Irwin added.

New speculative bubbles have formed, causing excess inventories in steel, cement, aluminum, real estate construction, etc.

Before it can trickle into the bloodstream and alleviate inflammation by reining in PGHS-2, the drug passes through the stomach, where it knocks out PGHS-1, causing excess acid secretion and stomach upset or ulcers.

It is well established that ischemia causes excess free radical generation, mainly via mitochondrial dysfunction caused by excessive calcium.

One mild medical condition that causes excess facial hair growth in women is known as hirsutism.

Medications and certain medical conditions can also cause excess facial hair growth.

Extra radiation is thought to cause excess cancer deaths according to a formula.

Osteoporotic fractures cause excess mortality, substantial morbidity and health and social service expenditure in older people.