Sentence examples for particular overuse from inspiring English sources

Most studies have found instead that the pains — which can affect nearly half of all children — result from brittle bones and physical activity, in particular overuse from running, climbing and jumping during the day.

Despite the repeated documentation of bronchodilator overuse in observational studies across continents and over several decades, 3 10 little is understood about why people, and young adults in particular, overuse their bronchodilator inhalers.

Natural-resource experts point out that cheap subsidised water has spurred people (and farmers in particular) to overuse it.

These days we can blame management types in particular for overuse, as the term frequently gets hauled out to convey how "resonant leaders" connect emotionally with a team or audience.

The importance of excluding secondary causes, in particular medication overuse which is found among migraine sufferers is emphasised.

However, there is concern around the inappropriate use of asthma medications, in particular the overuse of inhaled corticosteroids in children, which can effect bone growth, and the inappropriate use of long acting bronchodilator therapy in isolation which has been associated with increased morbidity [9].

Resistance is due to many factors, in particular the overuse of antibiotics in both humans and animals, and the cross-transmission of resistant micro-organisms in both the community, the hospitals and the livestocks.

3 Concern has existed for many years that psychotropic drugs in general and antipsychotics in particular are overused in people with intellectual disability and might often be prescribed for challenging behaviour in itself rather than for diagnosed mental illness, despite lack of evidence of efficacy.

This is most particular to the overuse of triptans, ergots, paracetamol, aspirin and NSAIDs.

Senior players may be at particular risk for overuse injuries, as there is little time for preparation and recovery.

Even though this study describes huge international variations in particular patterns of medication overuse, the underlying factors encouraging medication overuse seem to be the same in all countries: high availability and low prices.