Sentence examples for limiting excess from inspiring English sources

"Limiting excess, whether in general lifestyle or celebrations, is an inherently Jewish ideal".

Issuing its final recommendations, the federal-state task force said that a permanent panel should be created to champion and coordinate actions like limiting excess nutrients flowing into the Gulf of Mexico from farm states along the Mississippi.

These data indicate that vaults represent a novel adjuvant for inducing protective immunity against microbial infection at mucosal surfaces while limiting excess immunity and investigation of this mechanism will advance vaccine research for mucosal pathogens.

Our results suggest that pharmacologic AMPK activation could have therapeutic potential in OA, partly by limiting excess CHOP induction in response to injury.

Reversible inhibition of complex I by S-nitrosation (NO-mediated modification of thiols) is cardioprotective by limiting excess ROS formation during reperfusion [ 56].

HFOV is a theoretically ideal lung-protective ventilation mode to prevent development of ventilator-induced lung injury by limiting excess alveolar distension and achieving greater lung recruitment.

In this analysis we find that the majority of the genes regulated by Dal80p have a higher expression and higher flux in carbon limited (excess of nitrogen) conditions than in nitrogen limited conditions under aerobic cultivation, which indicates that these pathways are transcriptionally regulated by Dal80p when changing from nitrogen limitation to carbon limitation.

Robert J. Boyd Staten Island, Oct. 3, 2009 • To the Editor: While trying to limit excess snacking during the school day, the emphasis on sugar and fat misses the important issue and unintentionally serves to perpetuate a misconception about food and body weight.

While carrying less cargo certainly has its benefits, even the most seasoned travelers agonize over how to limit excess baggage.

This early therapy in blunt trauma aims to limit excess fluid loading and later risks of multiple organ failure, acute lung injury and haematological complications [ 20].

This effect is probably an important stress survival response to limit excess ATP utilization and unwanted protein synthesis under conditions of nutrient scarcity.