Sentence examples for overload in the context from inspiring English sources

Emergency presentations with shortness of breath, patients with known cardiac disease, fluid overload in the context of chronic haemodialysis and in situations of extreme physiology have all been studied with lung ultrasound.

173 The BCAA overload hypothesis suggests that in the context of a dietary pattern that includes high fat consumption, BCAAs may make an independent contribution to the development of insulin resistance, a hypothesis supported by metabolomic studies demonstrating high BCAA levels in normoglycemic individuals that subsequently develop insulin resistance and diabetes.

On this basis, the behaviour of shaped and unshaped monoblock surfaces under stationary and transient loads, with and without melting, is compared in order to examine the consequences of melting, or power overload in context of the benefit, or not, of shaping.

A variation of the hypothesis suggests that, once initiated, islet autoimmunity progresses more rapidly in the context of "overload" of the β-cells due to increased insulin resistance (4).

Additionally, other energy stress sensors that can feed into mTORC1 such as REDD1 may also play a role in the context of overload-induced hypertrophy; however, we find no significant changes in REDD1 levels in response to overload hypertrophy (data not shown), suggesting that this is unlikely to be regulating growth in this context.

Mapping content in this way also provides a visual alerting mechanism that evaluates new evidence in the context of old, reducing information overload by filtering redundant information.

Pharmacokinetic studies of bumetanide have been largely performed in the context of treatment for fluid overload in cardiopulmonary disease in adults and critically ill term and preterm neonates.

It must be noted that stature is difficult to evaluate in the context of severe anaemia, iron overload and chronic corticosteroid use.

Also, SC depletion has been shown to result in extracellular matrix accumulation in the context of skeletal muscle regeneration, functional overload-induced hypertrophy and aging (Murphy et al., 2011; Fry et al., 2014, 2015).

The connection between SC depletion and MCT accumulation or fibrosis has also been observed by other studies in the context of skeletal muscle regeneration, functional overload-induced hypertrophy and aging (Murphy et al., 2011; Fry et al., 2014, 2015).

Dying back neuropathy affects the proximal axon, but does not necessarily require axonal transection and also occurs diffusely e.g. in the context of chemotherapy, mitochondrial dysfunction or axonal Ca-overload.