Sentence examples for states of excess from inspiring English sources
Posterior pituitary tumours that secrete excess vasopressin or oxytocin do not occur; however, functional states of excess vasopressin (inappropriate vasopressin secretion) and transient vasopressin deficiency have been described.
Sure, the public at large might have found their gilded show-and-tell somewhat repulsive – CNBC called them "rich kids and wannabes in various states of excess, undress and indulgence" – but now, three years later, the site is more popular than ever.
Aristotle holds that this same topography applies to every ethical virtue: all are located on a map that places the virtues between states of excess and deficiency.
Therefore, during aging, the disproportionate accumulation of extracellular matrix components due to high inflammation and lack of remodeling of adipose tissue extracellular matrix may contribute to a failure to expand adipose tissue mass during states of excess caloric intake.
The influence of binding state of excess a-C phase on the properties has also been investigated.
We seek out sensational experiences and live in such a state of excess because we happen to be living in the densest stage of a four-stage cycle -- stages that are known as yugas.
In accordance with humoral medicine, pregnancy is seen as a hot state; with parturition heat is lost and the woman comes into a state of excess cold, and during the postpartum period care should be taken to restore the mother to equilibrium [ 1].
States of glucocorticoid excess are associated with defects in chondrocyte function.
Not surprisingly, cardiovascular status during states of NO excess appears dependent upon the presence of concomitant inflammation.
Leptin probably has a permissive role in high-energy metabolic processes such as puberty, ovulation, and pregnancy, but its role in states of energy excess is less known.
These findings have led to the suggestion that such depot-specific upregulation of endocannabinoid system (ECS) may favor partition of lipids toward visceral and away from subcutaneous fat depots during states of caloric excess (39).
