Sentence examples for function too much from inspiring English sources

THARP -- First, I was having to function too much as an administrator.

Although zinc is also essential for normal cell function, too much will cause the body to dump copper.

Thus, although a small amount of LINE-1 retrotransposition has been proposed to be important for generating somatic variation and normal brain function, too much retrotransposition is likely to be deleterious.

I'm not going to belabor the GPS functions too much in this review: it's almost the year 2010, and the global positioning system has been used to provide turn-by-turn directions for long enough now that any GPS device or application being reviewed should do that basic job.

As a result of such averaging, we expect that the diffusion restrictions that are not distributed over a larger spatial region would not influence the correlation functions too much and, as a result, would lead only to smaller modulation in the estimation of the diffusion coefficients.

Apparently the digestive function takes too much of blood and oxygen from our brain.

It added: "We suspect this is as much a function of too much business coming its way as a result of the steady stream of lenders closing their doors – probably compounded by the effects of the European mortgage credit directive in March".

Much was made of Bernanke's mention of the dollar a few weeks back, but the main thrust of his "dollar speech" was that rising commodity prices are not a result of monetary mismanagement, but instead a function of too much growth.

It also will be interesting to see how this limit affects embedded TV shows, which may just stop functioning after too much time.

This improvement may be due to the antioxidant defense system of Vicia faba plant which allows the toxic-free radical oxygen intermediates to perform useful biological functions without too much damage [ 5, 7].

Despite the ROS destructive activity, their production in plant tissues is controlled by the very efficient enzymatic and nonenzymatic antioxidant defense systems which serve to keep down the levels of free radicals, permitting them to perform useful biological functions without too much damage and act as a cooperative network employing a series of redox reactions [ 5, 7].