Sentence examples for excessive buildup from inspiring English sources
What's more, you can experience Portugal without excessive buildup and, well, bullying.
Excessive buildup allows for acid production, which can lead to tooth decay, gum inflammation, and tooth loss.
The precise mechanism by which the drug controls seizures is unknown but researchers have theorized that it dampens an excessive buildup of electrical activity in certain brain cells.
Both the nail plate (where polish is placed) and the nail bed (the skin under the nail plate) thicken because of subungual hyperkeratosis — an excessive buildup of the fibrous protein called keratin.
Some researchers are testing a new theory, that hormone therapy is beneficial for the heart when it is initiated early, during a narrow "window of opportunity" around the time of menopause and before women develop an excessive buildup of atherosclerotic plaque.
The report, by Christopher Garnett, a former chief executive of Britain's Great North Eastern Railway, and Claude Gressier, a civil engineer and board member the French national railway, faulted the train operator Eurostar for failing to adequately maintain and winterize its high-speed trains to protect sensitive components from malfunction from excessive buildup of snow and moisture.
As spring advances the tunnels are slashed to prevent excessive heat buildup.
Leeches have also been used to prevent excessive blood buildup following certain surgical procedures (e.g., reattachment of severed fingers).
DR. HAROLD WOLFE: After installing row covers in his greenhouse, allowed excessive heat buildup, which withered his crop of Heritage red raspberries.
Both experienced severe metabolic acidosis, excessive acid buildup in the body that health officials thought may have been related to their daily use of kombucha.
In contrast, properly prepared emulsions can be distributed through sands with varying clay content without excessive pressure buildup, low oil retention and very low to moderate permeability loss.
