Sentence examples for translate excessive from inspiring English sources
Because obese individuals are not homogeneous in health, simple anthropometric measure of body mass index (BMI) does not always translate excessive body fat into its biological effects on health (Karelis et al., 2004).
High-dose simvastatin prevents reparative function and induces premature death of the retinal microvascular endothelium, which in vivo, translates into excessive ischaemia-induced neovascular pathology.
In 2007, 171,200 MRSA infections occurred in European Union member states plus Iceland and Norway, resulting in 1,050,000 extra days spent in the hospital (3 ) This translates into excessive hospital inpatient and outpatient costs because of the need to isolate patients and because patients require longer stays and more extensive treatments (3 ).
While recognising the interest payments aroused "protective feelings towards the club", he says that "at no stage did it translate into pressure to sell a player or excessive caution on the purchasing front".
Despite mounting evidence of the harm associated with excessive nutrient loading to estuaries, tools to translate this body of knowledge into sound environmental management and planning practices in data-poor environments are lacking.
Remarkably, the excessive toxicity observed in patients with sarcopenia and BMI <25 kg m−2 did not translate into a significantly poorer PFS or poorer OS.
Excessive pauses usually indicate writers' lack of ability to produce chunks of language when writers translate ideas into linguistic forms (Matsuhashi, 1981).
"Adverse childhood experiences" (ACEs) translate into tremendous social and financial losses to the countries in the region in terms of low achievement and productivity, and an excessive prevalence of non-communicable diseases and mental health problems across the lifespan.
When Tiberius died Caligua left for Rome where his excessive tastes "were translated on to the most public stage of all – the imperial capital".
