Sentence examples for prevented excess from inspiring English sources

In most cases hypernatremia was generally mild, probably because the prompt administration of DDAVP by the attending physician prevented excess water loss if CDI was present.

These interventions may have prevented excess morbidity and mortality and may have explained why, despite the adoption of survival strategies typical of famine conditions, the anthropometry and mortality results suggested a food crisis and not a famine.

They also reported increased dark respiration and postulated that it was a mechanism to increase starch degradation at night, which prevented excess starch accumulation in leaves at dawn [ 48].

For example, the bank might recommend politically unpopular restrictions on credit to prevent excess borrowing.

The glossy coating on the leaves prevents excess moisture evaporation, allowing this tree to flourish in hot areas.

Tom Ryan, the president of PODS, said the warehouses are climate-controlled to prevent excess humidity and freezing.

An example is the development of a waxy covering (the cuticle) that covers the plant body, preventing excess water loss.

It turns out that removing about a pint of blood a week can prevent excess iron from accumulating, and if started early enough, can often reverse disease symptoms.

"Its frigid temperature setting is perfect for preventing excess sweat, and the spacious floor area allows ample room for me to practice somersaults, splits and backbends.

"We think the N.C.A.A. will defend this case saying they are protecting amateurism and trying to prevent excess commercialization," King said.

But Germany will not stand behind other countries' borrowings unless they agree to a tight fiscal and political union that prevents excess debts in future.