Sentence examples for overuse from the from inspiring English sources

Some biomarkers of inflammation were altered in patients with CM associated to medication overuse: from the third month after withdrawal patients show a reduction of inflammation that is maintained at 12 months.

All these injuries are directly related to overuse from multiple seasons.

In this situation, the objective is to determine the optimal assignment of ORs and surgeons to each operation in a daily base; consequently, it is necessary to find the best sequence of operations for each surgeon with the goal of minimizing the total surgical cost resulting from an OR's underuse or overuse and from the surgeons' waiting times.

Taking a break from exercise not only allows for maximum loading, but also keeps your muscles from being overused before the event begins.

Shoulder overuse injuries from the repetitive action are the most common, along with blisters.

His voice was slightly hoarse, not so much from overuse as from the residual effects of a slight cold that had bothered him before the fight.

Because triathlon involves three sports, sports medicine doctors don't see as many overuse injuries from the races as they do from Little League or tennis teams.

And the insurers would have an incentive to keep their customers from overusing the health care system, which would help restrain the growth in health care costs throughout the country.

As a way of preventing elected politicians from overusing the electronic printing presses, Turner proposes putting money finance exclusively in the hands of independent central bankers.

Lateral epicondylitis has been reported to be the result of overuse from many activities.

Two of the subjects in the present study with the delayed subcutaneous reactions and prolonged induration or abscess formation had reported arm soreness from overuse at the time of the initial vaccination (one from floor scrubbing and the other from skiing).