In many ways, the salmon are a perfect example of the dangers of overtraining and cortisol overexposure. |
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On this new disc, expect frequent graininess, occasional overexposure, and shifting levels of detail. |
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Ultraviolet light can trigger a flare of lupus, so it's important to avoid overexposure. |
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My own guess is that my former colleague's now jaundiced view has been colored by overexposure to certain influences. |
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However, any complexion can become blotchy, leathery and wrinkled from continued sun overexposure. |
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The cinematography is lush and superbly stylized, with an oversaturated color palate and brilliant whites bordering on overexposure. |
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People keep telling me Greece is remarkably bright and I am afraid of overexposure. |
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Well-controlled doses of the drug can work wonders, but overexposure can be disastrous. |
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Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal. |
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Anyone who exercises in hot weather should be familiar with the following four heat overexposure symptoms. |
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Romantic comedies, especially those set in high schools and colleges, have suffered from overexposure in the past few years. |
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The craze peaked from 1953 to '55, but like all fads it began to fade by 1957 due to overexposure. |
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These stances, combined with a lack of internal oversight, contributed to Citi's overexpansion and overexposure to risk. |
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The album's impact has been diminished by over-familiarity, by overexposure, by its very blandness. |
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The haircut is merely the latest stage in his curious and unusual battle to avoid overexposure. |
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Some labels put all their eggs in one basket, pushing their meal ticket to the point of virtual overexposure. |
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Vitamin C therapy is known to combat mottling, wrinkling and sagging skin resulting from sun overexposure, a common concern among active people. |
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I've never heard of dancers having problems getting hired because of overexposure. |
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Despite teetering on the edge of overexposure, Winnie the Pooh remains one of Disney's most endearing characters. |
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The movie is an indictment of musical overexposure and hype as recounted by those who were the musical pawns. |
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Through her book, she touches on the relationship between posing and composition, flare and overexposure, and styling and props. |
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Tinnitus is a common symptom of noise overexposure, and it further interferes with hearing acuity, sleep and concentration. |
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In fact, White's character is an example how overexposure dulls the edge of comedy. |
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Mexico was shot using extreme overexposure and printing down, adjusting the shutter angle to 45 degrees to give it a very strobey look. |
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In the case of underexposure or overexposure, the photograph could immediately be taken again. |
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The entire 15 seconds created overexposure on the foreground, so I scaled it back to 5 seconds, and was pretty happy with that. |
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Nine patients died, with five deaths directly attributed to radiation overexposure. |
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But beware, overexposure to the sun can inactivate these defence processes. |
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Typical symptoms of overexposure to cholinesterase inhibitors include headache, nausea, dizziness, sweating, salivation, runny nose and eyes. |
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With his schedule and his association with various companies and products, Cee Lo inevitably faces two risks: overcommitment and overexposure. |
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The signs and symptoms of acute overexposure to tetrahydrofuran include severe headache and a marked decrease in white blood cell count. |
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As Hill has suffered from overexposure, other significant women of Everest have gone unnoticed, especially among the sherpanis. |
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Some officials appear multiple times a day during a crisis, which would amount to overexposure for a president. |
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An overexposure to diazinon inhibits the enzyme acetylcholinesterase, interrupting the transmission of nerve impulses. |
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The order of the bracket series is normal exposure, underexposure, and overexposure. |
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With reference to item 4.1.1 of CMD 05-M18 regarding a suspected overexposure of an industrial radiographer employed by AM Inspection Ltd. |
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Staff further reported that, to date, there are no physical manifestations of the overexposure on the hands of the affected radiographer. |
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Prolonged overexposure via inhalation can cause pulmonary edema plus liver and kidney damage. |
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The likeliest victims are fair-skinned people who practice overexposure to sunshine. |
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As with most minerals and vitamins, overexposure can be harmful. |
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Although unlikely to occur overexposure to vapors may cause corneal damage, photophobia. |
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This reduces their chance of causing overexposure while still retaining information about highlights in the picture. |
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But when you talk about overexposure, for example, in our case we don't succumb to overexposure because we don't play many hits. |
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One obvious benefit is that these cameras perform better in gloomy conditions and are less susceptible to overexposure. |
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The technique provides a positive test, whereby high U values may indicate an increased risk of overexposure to radon. |
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Workers use this measurement to control the amount of exposure they receive and thus guard against the possibility of overexposure. |
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Treatment of overexposure should be directed at the control of symptoms and the clinical condition of the patient. |
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The camera is less susceptible to overexposure and the images are sharp even in dusky conditions. |
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The amount of crystalline silica in this product is minimal and the potential for overexposure in manufacturing operations is low. |
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Thus there was always the threat of overexposure, something that was never a fear with an unknown like, say, Lovato. |
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Stars are exposed to their fans so much through so many media that the overexposure makes them feel like friends. |
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The one common reason that permeates all these outlook downgrades is the volatility of stock markets and the insurer's overexposure in equity assets. |
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Sufficient overexposure would help to control the appearance of the highlights, and moving to the water bath at the appropriate time would help control exposure scale. |
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The event led to an overexposure to transport workers. |
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While radon measurements in individual homes is the most direct method to determine the risk of overexposure to radon there is little predictive ability especially for areas where there is no development. |
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If red light overexposure and a skin burn occurs, the patient should be treated according to standard practice for the treatment of cutaneous burns. |
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The most recent scientific information available shows that overexposure to electromagnetic fields may have serious consequences on the health of workers and therefore merits special attention. |
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A literature search found only two cases of LPG overexposure, with resultant rhabdomyolysis. |
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Higgins said that ThrowBack was an alternative to the current overexposure of one's images and the numbness this could create. |
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The construction industry urgently needs stronger OSHA standards to prevent overexposure to silica dust. |
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You may also get a second citation for failing to do surveys, since the overexposure implies they are not being carried out. |
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As both films are on different issues, overexposure of their trump card, Ash, remains a concern. |
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But beneath them are a handful of giant conglomerates that are struggling towards profits, a tier of middling banks with overexposure to risky assets, and a vast base of small banks in deep, deep trouble. |
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Severe overexposure may cause inflammation, and edema of the larynx and bronchi, pulmonary edema or chemical pneumonitis, unconsciousness, and death. |
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If, in the course of these health checks, it emerges that the employee has suffered overexposure and been harmed, a further risk evaluation should be carried out. |
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The overexposure of one nuclear energy worker was reported by a licensee. |
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Three persons in the family died of overexposure. |
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From there he played with solarisation, a kind of overexposure. |
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Prolonged or repeated overexposure can cause central nervous system disturbances with blurred vision, numbness, confusion, hallucination, and fainting. |
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With respect to section 4.1.4 on an overexposure of an industrial radiographer, the Commission enquired as to whether the affected individual was still employed by the licensee. |
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Generous overexposure latitude reduces the riskt of underexposure. |
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High-contrast subjects have a much narrower exposure latitude before the shadows block up from underexposure or the highlights washout from overexposure. |
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What is overexposure? What is underexposure? |
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What started out as an appropriate balance between equities and fixed income has shifted very much to an underexposure to equities and an overexposure to fixed income given their age, goals, and time horizon to retirement. |
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Extreme overexposure may cause glycosuria, proteinuria, and aciduria. |
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That was supposed to have shielded the state from its overexposure to the dollar. True to his state's frontiersman character, Mr Weatherill is looking towards a brighter tomorrow. |
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Acetylcholinesterase is an enzyme responsible for the proper functioning of the nervous system and is inhibited following an overexposure via oral, dermal or inhalation routes. |
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Reports have associated repeated and prolonged occupational overexposure to various organic solvents with internal organ, brain and nervous system damage. |
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In terms of overexposure, you'll see these people who really give you the local sound or something new and you think, wow, I've never heard that before. |
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According to the nonprofit Environmental Working Group, overexposure to fluoride can be toxic, causing dental fluorosis and skeletal fluorosis. |
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Taking risks is part of GLAD, General Light Affective Disorder, caused by overexposure to daylight, they say. |
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No specific antidote for overexposure has been identified. |
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However, these devices are bulky and require the device to be partially or completed encased while sterilizing due to the harmful effects from overexposure to UV lights. |
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