He gave the example of the Finsbury Park mosque attacker, Darren Osborne, jailed for life earlier this month, who grew to hate Muslims "largely due to his consumption of large amounts of online far-right material, including statements from former EDL leader Tommy Robinson, Britain First and others".
Although ASRs have been successfully used for wastewater treatment (WWT), intrinsic limitations associated with the use of ASRs include the consumption of large amounts of electric energy (Rosso et al. 2008) and the production of substantial amounts of waste sludge (Hall 1995).
Consumer fears from pesticide residues provide the potential for consumers to reduce their consumption of fruits, vegetables, and grains, negating the positive health benefits attributed to consumption of large amounts of such foods in one's diet.
Thus, in observational studies consumption of large amounts of alcohol has been related to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes because higher consumption levels may increase body weight, the concentrations of certain fats (i.e., triglycerides) in the blood, and blood pressure (Wannamethee and Shaper 2003; Wannamethee et al. 2003).
In humans, moderate fructose consumption has no apparent health concerns (Dolan et al 2010, Rizkalla 2010), but the health consequences of fructose consumption in large amounts are less clear, particularly its effects on substrate utilization and body weight regulation.
Both vitamin A and vitamin D toxicity can result from the consumption of large amounts of cod-liver oil.
Zhou, Y. et al. Consumption of large amounts of Allium vegetables reduces risk for gastric cancer in a meta-analysis.
Maintenance of myelin, a primary function of OLs necessitates these cells to have extremely high metabolic rates leading to consumption of large amounts of ATP23.
Behind the labrum are paired jaws (mandibles) that are short, broad, and powerful to allow consumption of large amounts of plant material.
The consumption of large amounts of kombucha has been linked to a number of serious illnesses, notably several cases of metabolic acidosis and liver damage.
