Sentence examples for cheese effect from inspiring English sources

The case of combination of MAOIs with tryptamine agonists (commonly known as ayahuasca) can present similar dangers as their combination with precursors, but this phenomenon has been described in general terms as the "cheese effect".

A "cheese effect", tyramine pressor response, can occur in patients taking non-selective MAOIs (ie, tranylcypromine, phenelzine) who ingest foods high in tyramine.

Titled "Demon Frisbee," it references Carly Fiorina's cinematic masterpiece, "Demon Sheep," with a lot of "Plan 9 -style sci-fi cheese effects.

Rob Califf, a vice-chancellor in charge of clinical research, asserted that what had happened was a case of the "Swiss-cheese effect" in which 15 different things had to go awry to let the problems slip through unheeded.

This "cheese-wiring" effect (Fig. 4) caused relaxation of the frame when returning to knee extension and therefore a loss of protection of ligament suture.

Steel wire caused a bony rail at the level of the patellar (Fig. 4) and tibial tunnels (7 of 12 knees), indeed it generated a "cheese-wiring" effect.

Care must be taken to avoid the risk of a "cheese-wire" effect and loosening.

And since two ingredients rich in umami flavor used together can produce a synergistic effect, cheese and truffles, which are often good sources themselves, may not be such odd partners for nori after all.

This is the first report that has identified DPP-4-inhibitory casein-derived peptides from gouda-type cheese with an effect on plasma glucose in a rat model.

Processing milk into butter or cheese had no effect on the CLA concentrations indicating that enrichment of dairy products is dependent on the content in raw milk fat.

In fact, a time-release film of the cheese shows the effects of age on its person, as it progresses inexorably from young and smooth to old, veiny and mottled.