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Abstinence-only models can reduce tolerance and result in an overdose in the case of relapse.

High rates of physical activity and warm and humid environments will reduce tolerance to the additional heat loads.

These recent studies strongly suggest that efflux pumps are not effective at exporting short-chain alcohols, and may even reduce tolerance in some instances.

Hepatosteatosis and vascular injury induced by chemotherapy can reduce tolerance of the liver to reperfusion injury and increase the risk of subsequent liver failure [ 116, 117].

While these agents are non-hormonal and are not thought to increase the risk of breast cancer they do have side effects that may reduce tolerance for some patients.

While the increase in FECO2 may not be clinically significant, any additional resistance to breathing is clearly undesirable and likely to reduce tolerance in anxious, disorientated or combative patients.

Conversely, a second mutant with reduced DAGL/ inaE expression, DAGL/ inaE KG08585, displays shortened lifespan, reduced tolerance to oxidative stress and elevated levels of p-S6K.

Flies with reduced FOXO activity fail to extend life span and exhibit reduced tolerance to oxidative stress even upon JNK activation.

The faux universality of these structures seems to have the curious psychological effect of reducing tolerance of dissenting views.

The business travelers showed reduced mental capacity, diminished communication skills, decreased ability to concentrate and engage others, reduced tolerance levels and an increased risk of ill health.

"The strong yen bias could be enhanced by the negative effect on the Japanese economy, reduced tolerance for risk, and the repatriation of funds in the wake of the earthquake," strategists at Nomura commented in a note Monday.