Sentence examples for exaggerated consumption from inspiring English sources

Food consumption is alluded to in terms of effects which recall alcohol or drug intake, and is not here presented as a negative or a positive question, but simply displayed through a magnifying glass, emphasizing the possible effects of food's exaggerated consumption and presence in daily life.

38, 39 It has been proposed that in the vast majority of cases, overweight and obesity are the consequences of exaggerated consumption of fat rather than carbohydrates.

These impairments may stem from decreased NO synthesis and/or release, in combination with exaggerated consumption by reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 16].

77 There seems to be no benefit of exaggerated consumption of vitamin D supplements on cognitive performance, and the idea that hypercalcemia induced by excessive vitamin D intake could increase the risk of dementia should also be taken into consideration.

The intense correlation between IL-6 expression in cancer cell and a decreased sIL-6R Ca/N ratio may partly reflect exaggerated consumption of sIL-6R by increased IL-6/sIL-6R affinithein the cancer stroma, which maintains a favourable condition for tumour growth.

Her installation for "Desire Exists Where Pleasure Is Absent" simulates our exaggerated media-consumption experience through gigantic, claustrophobic typographic environments that relentlessly assault the viewer.

Music-industry sales figures are a complex subject, but this doesn't excuse the fact that they are often exaggerated for public consumption.

Foreigners often note that, in Russia, everything is exaggerated —the reckless consumption of alcohol, the grand sweep of its literature, the scale of its suffering, the mistakes and triumphs of its history.

Results of c-Fos expression in the RVLM suggest that the activity of RVLM neurons might be involved in palatable-food consumption-associated exaggerated cardiovascular responses in SHRs, compared to non-palatable-food consumption and to WKY rats.

As mentioned above, SHRs also exhibited exaggerated cardiovascular responses during consumption of regular chow (Fig. 2B).

When interpreting Barbie, artists tend to take one of two approaches: idealizing the doll or, more commonly, using the doll to critique ideas associated with it, from exaggerated femininity to profligate consumption.