This is likely caused by the cumulative loading of soil water and groundwater that discharge excess amounts of substances such as nitrogen and carbon, which are released via the decomposition of the needles, branches, and trunks of dead trees, into streams.
When confronted by gun and knife culture, the excesses of substance abuse, addictions, social and family breakdown, extreme individualism and the exorbitant rewards that co-exist with extreme poverty, a collusive consensus exists to shield these phenomena from their cause.
To remove the excess of inactive substances, we established a TFF method using a Spectrum Labs KrosFlo® Research II TFF unit with modified polyethersulfone (mPES) hollow fibre filters.
Diseases were caused by an excess of one substance, such as bile or blood.
The biochemical basis of the disease may be an excess of the neurotransmitter substance dopamine, as high levels of dopamine and its metabolites, as well as increased dopamine receptors, are found in the brains of persons with schizophrenia.
Estimates of excess volatile substances released from Earth's interior is given in the table.
In sum, it will not be easy to integrate these so-called excesses of exports and "recycling" of substances in articles in developing countries into the REACH regulation.
Drug control officials say the 2,500kg allotted to the two companies involved was far in excess of that required for the substance's legal use for making cold medicines.
This paper uses Hawton's definition of DSH as 'a non-fatal act in which an individual deliberately intended to cause self-harm through injury, ingestion of a substance in excess of the prescribed or therapeutic dose, ingestion of an illicit/recreational drug that was an act the individual regarded as self-harm or ingestion of a non-ingestible substance or object' [ 5].
