Sentence examples for overload among from inspiring English sources

The result, experts say, is a case of information overload among patients, particularly women, in the information age.

DATA OVERLOAD Among Tweets, Foursquare check-ins and text messages, we are all producing a lot more data than we were a year ago.

SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft, Google and PayPal, a unit of eBay, are among the founders of an industry organization that hopes to solve the problem of password overload among computer users.

American officers who oversaw the complex operation to recover the two unshielded capsules of cobalt-60 have hinted that the failure to identify the looting in September until two weeks later may have resulted from a work overload among experts who gather data from spy satellites.

There are a number of reasons that could be the case, ranging from poor user interface design choices, to the variety of available apps (nothing truly groundbreaking), to a general sense of app overload among iOS users.

By conducting a series of non-parametric tests and logistic regression analysis, Kim et al. [9] determined factors which predict an individual's perception of overload among cancer information seekers.

Henry's father was a crabber who died a few hours after fighting with Henry, who'd tried to warn him that his boat was overloaded; among his final words to his son were, "Gonna whip some college on me, huh?" The best thing about "2182 kHz" may be that David Masiel would never dream of whipping any college on us.

There were patterns of ventricular overload (strain) among 22 out of the 70 with LVH (31.4%).

Dietary quality, alcoholism and other life-style factors can increase the risk of iron overload, especially among genetically at risk populations.

Although not explored in the present study, the domestic work overload identified among women in Brazil [ 45, 46] may have interacted with the characteristics of professional work and affected the association between passive work and physical inactivity among women.

In addition, BNP, a peptide hormone released from the cardiac ventricles in response to pressure and volume overload, is among the most relevant molecular markers of cardiac hypertrophy [ 48].