Sentence examples for dangerous reduction from inspiring English sources

So it's not just that taking lots of one thing is not good for you, it's that it may cause a dangerous reduction in something else even if you are also supplementing that.

This more than seven-fold increase in government spending is characterized as a dangerous reduction in government support, because R&D's share of total outlays has fallen so sharply.

Care must be taken since long-term or high-dose diuretic treatment can lead to serious disturbances of mineral electrolyte balance as well as dangerous reduction of the blood volume.

Senior police officers had feared wholly impractical and dangerous reductions of up to 40 per cent until the terrorists struck in Paris.

Rapid weight loss can cause many medical problems, including a weakening of the heart muscle, irregular heartbeat and dangerous reductions in potassium and electrolytes.

They had weakened the fleet on the flank - reduced the reserves earmarked for Nato, and made dangerous reductions in the capability of the air force".

Significant hypoxemia can quickly lead to cardiac arrest, so early aggressive supplemental oxygen is frequently provided either in response to or for prevention of dangerous reductions in the arterial partial pressure of oxygen.

And for those with negative body image or eating disorders, there's concern that the social media site (especially its newer features like Timeline, which allow for easy tracking of one's life in pictures) may increase risk of dangerous weight-reduction behaviors.

Especially dangerous pathogens; threat reduction; effect of training; biosecurity; resource-poor countries We describe cKASS (clinical Knowledge Authoring & Sharing Service), a system designed to facilitate the authoring and sharing of knowledge resources that can be applied to syndromic surveillance.

It is painful at first, but your reward will be larger, tastier pears, the reduction of dangerous weight on the branches and a tree that bears yearly.

An added benefit is the potential to improve urban air quality compared to diesel fuel use: a 97% reduction in dangerous particulate emissions which can pass easily from the lungs to the bloodstream; 80-90% fewer nitrogen oxides, which contribute to acid rain formation; and 20-30% fewer CO2 emissions.