Sentence examples for overload rather than from inspiring English sources
CD-ROMWorld Bank; 377 pages; $60.$275INFORMATION overload, rather than a scarcity of statistics, characterises today's world.
There is a paid function for those who want to make more than 30 searches a month, but this is more to regulate the servers from overload rather than to make money.
British Gas could not immediately confirm it had cut off some customers in line with grid demands, but said the problems were caused by transmission overload rather than supply shortages.
It seemed doomed before it had begun; in an embarrassing mistranslation, the button contained the Russian word for "overload" rather than "reset" – a gaffe Putin brought up during his phone-in.
Increased automaticity or increased catecholaminergic drive with related cytosolic calcium overload rather than a re-entry is the pathophysiologic cause.
Commentators have ascribed that result to fluid overload rather than hyperoncotic albumin per se, however [ 83, 84].
Images, films, and interactive media projects flash across our screens as brightly as possible drowning the viewer in information that leaves them energized and overloaded, rather than tired and overwhelmed".
The fluid loading protocol guided by changes in filling pressures was used to prevent deleterious fluid overloading rather than to guide treatment on the basis of fluid responsiveness, as recently advocated to ensure safety [ 23, 26, 27].
In addition, apart from volume overload, osmolarity rather than sodium concentration is associated with pro-ANP release, as suggested by regression analyses in our patients.
This provides additional support to the prior observation that those developing muscle cramping are racing at a relatively higher intensity than those without cramping [5, 6, 14] and that cramping in this environment may be due to muscle overload and fatigue rather than a fluid and/or electrolyte imbalance.
The edema and heart failure associated with TZD use, then, are related to volume overload and preload rather than to intrinsic adverse cardiac effect; this was addressed in the ADA/American Heart Association consensus statement on TZD use and fluid retention (32).
