Sentence examples for excess of physical from inspiring English sources

And an excess of physical activity can be dangerous: four men died while taking part in the Great North Run, a half marathon, in September.

Thereby, an excess of physical (blood cortisol levels) and oxidative stress (intracellular ROS accumulation) can generate temporary immune dysfunction [86].

Severe mental illness (SMI) is associated with a significant excess of physical co-morbidity and mortality [ 1, 2], and as such represents a major public health concern.

This highlights an important perspective on health in relation to physical activity and is particularly interesting, as an excess of physical exercise and pressure have been found to jeopardize both physical [ 28] and psychological health [ 29].

With respect to food groups, there was weak and non-significant evidence that vegetables are protective, whereas consumption of pulses was positively associated with disease possibly because they contribute substantially in Greece to energy intake in excess of physical activity-dependent requirements.

The excess risk of physical limitations in non-drinkers was largely explained by poor health of former drinkers.

There is a clear and urgent need to develop integrated models of care which specifically target the physical health of this population which already suffers an excess burden of physical morbidity and mortality.

Adult prisoners are known to have an excess of both physical problems and psychiatric disorders [ 30, 37].

Nutritional factors are important, including the 'double burden of malnutrition' - the relationship between malnutrition in maternal and early infancy periods and later dietary excess and lack of physical activity, leading to diabetes.

The risk factors for CRC also includes increasing age, positive family history, low dietary fibre, high saturated fat intake, red meat consumption, excess alcohol, lack of physical activity and having diabetes mellitus [ 5- 11].

The volume of cybercrime now matches the number of traditional crimes, and its estimated £193bn cost is far in excess of the value of physical goods nicked from homes, cars and workplaces.