Sentence examples for mild intoxication from inspiring English sources

This stage is called ketosis, and among its by-products are a buildup of acetoacetate, which is believed to produce mild intoxication, and a release of beta endorphins, which are linked to satiety.

When not blubbing, Eyres is mostly wine-bibbing, since one of the life lessons he has absorbed from Horace has to do with the spiritual advantages of mild intoxication.

Recovery from mild intoxication may be complete, but prolonged exposure or breathing of high concentrations of the gas result in permanent tissue damage, especially to the heart and central nervous system.

It isn't necessarily clear just what the dolphins were doing with the puffer fish, but their uncharacteristically lackadaisical behaviour implies to some that they were experiencing some mild intoxication from puffer fish venom, tetrodotoxin.

Even mild intoxication can increase your brain activity in the hypothalamus, making you more sensitive to the smell of food and prompting you to eat more.

Poison control centres provide toxicological risk assessments after acute and chronic exposure covering cases with mild intoxication or subclinical intoxication.

The mechanisms by which moderate to severe alcohol intoxication reduces the mortality rate when compared to mild intoxicated patients with blunt head injury still need further study for confirmation.

The study found that patients with blunt head injury had higher mortality in mild alcohol intoxication (8 to less than 100 mg/dL) than other intoxicated groups.

This study examined the effects of mild alcohol intoxication on creative cognition in a placebo-controlled design.

Yet tomorrow's final in Cardiff should provide a mild degree of intoxication at the very least.

Nicotine causes a mild euphoria without intoxication, in contrast to more tightly regulated drugs: it does not destroy relationships as intoxicating drugs routinely do.