Sentence examples similar to withdrawal of excess from inspiring English sources
Both used the drug to blunt the effects of depression and stress, and were racked by the alternating symptoms of excess and withdrawal: insomnia, cramps, nightmares, constipation, lethargy, despair.
And the excess withdrawal of groundwater can also alter the natural groundwater quality.
The mechanism proposed in Figure 8 suggests that the metabolic "pro-adipose bias" observed in the well-fed state can be reversed not only by withdrawal of food, but also by withdrawal of 4‑HNE, even in the continuing presence of excess food.
Insurers and lenders can play a key role in incentivising homeowner action, either through the withdrawal of insurance cover/increasing premiums and excesses, or lenders declining mortgage applications (#2, 3, 4, 6).
"In North Carolina, agricultural users are only required to report withdrawals of water in excess of one million gallons per day," he says; agriculture earns a reporting exemption because food production is a vital activity.
The State Department issued a statement saying that it was "premature to speculate on plans for any transfer of excess equipment, or even what equipment may be declared excess" after the withdrawal, but it clarified the parameters for any potential deals with Central Asian countries.
calls a malnutrition "of excess".
Accusations of excess have long followed him.
The region became a symbol of excess.
