Sentence examples for consuming in excess from inspiring English sources

And at Christmas of all times, the one time of year when consuming in excess is sanctioned by society.

And make no mistake, we are consuming in excess.

When consuming in excess, OTA is known to exert a diverse range of toxicological effects including nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, teratogenicity, mutagenicity, neurotoxicity and immunotoxicity [ 2, 3].

Men consuming in excess of 9 g daily (70% in case group and 25% in control group) had a significantly high cancer risk even after accounting for their intake of fresh vegetables and fruits and other confounding factors.

But he also recognises the dangers of consuming ethanol in excess: "If it be over-much guzzles, it will on the contrary do a great deal of harm: For it will darken the understanding, ill-affect the brain... beget shaking of the limbs and bleareyedness".

Indeed, 82% of children were consuming water in excess of the MCL for Mn.

In fact, the high rate in cell proliferation associated with cancer growth requires a continuous production of ATP and cofactors, consuming glucose in excess.

Thus, despite the almost universal liking for the "taste" of sweets, many find the idea of consuming them in excess to be "bittersweet".

The brain is the primary organ involved with determining behavior and obesity; metabolic diseases are often considered to be manifestations of behavioral excess (i.e., consuming calories in excess of one's energy needs).

However, when folding is slow compared to disulfide bond formation, as is the case when the protein folding machinery gets overloaded, the nascent peptides cycles through the futile redox cycle producing ROS and consuming GSH in excess to the final number of disulfide bonds formed.

A glass of wine every few days should not do too much damage, but consuming alcohol in excess can cause multiple health problems.