Sentence examples for excess availability from inspiring English sources

Commenting on one of the key factors, the report concluded: "Obesity is caused not by moral failure of individuals but by the excess availability of high-fat, high-sugar foods".

Most recently, radio engineers have shown the possibility for a mobile device to use the excess availability of RF energy present in its local environment.

Because of the lack of excess availability of NDP-D/L-sugars, their long enzymatic synthesis process and very low conversion rate of epothilone A to respective glycosides (Figure 2), we were unable to characterize those products by NMR analysis.

The excess availability of fatty acids that are not used for energy production leads to accumulation of intracellular triglycerides.

Retail food promotions, excess availability of calorie-dense food, and increase in food consumption away from the home are all possible contributing factors (24).

At the systemic level in diabetes, the excess availability of nutrients and local changes in tissues, including adipose tissue, leads to chronic low-grade inflammation.

Theoretical analysis shows that the assumption of excess oxygen availability is not a good one, specially at high inlet concentration levels.

It had become overgrown with algae since 2009, indicating excess phosphorus availability in the water (Figure 2), despite the fact that manure-spreading buffers were attended to in accordance with their CNMP.

This may have been exacerbated by the relatively small amounts of 13C- and 15N-enriched amino acids provided to pitchers; in order to avoid potential effects of excess N availability on the plant, added N represented <2% of the total N in the pitchers.

Excess macronutrient availability together with high intake of folic acid may contribute to development of obesity.

Furthermore, as it is given in excess, substrate availability is not generally considered to be a limiting factor.