Sentences with phrase «factoring in»

Stress is often the culprit since cortisol increases blood sugar without factoring in other variables.

Our philosophy is based on a fully integrated approach to health factoring in all elements through exercise, food and mind.

Like overdoing the nuts, bulletproof style coffee, not factoring in the very important caloric deficit, the works.

Essentially this is a drink with 1/4 the calories of OJ, and more than 10x the nutritional punch, factoring in the antioxidants from the teas and the natural Vitamin C from the acerola cherry.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: And just to highlight one thing, I think you put in there, but just to make sure any new listeners don't assume it, we're also factoring in diet and lifestyle changes into that because that is a massive effect on changing and making the immune system more resilient which has a huge effect on decreasing the chance of reinfection, too.

After observing the effects in addition to factoring in symptoms as a result of other dietary or lifestyle factors (dehydration, stress, and sleep), a discussion can be had with a physician regarding starting or continuing alcohol use.

The overall lifetime cardiovascular disease risk for people aged 55 years or more was 39.9 % for women and 52.5 % for men, after factoring in all blood pressure levels.

If you partner makes all of the decisions without factoring in your thoughts, he / she is abusing you, by stripping you of your autonomy.

(And that's not factoring in trims and breakage).

«We have been using this formula of adding a bad thing to a good thing and factoring in one - fifth of a bad thing, and it's not useful,» Dr. Mays says.

Andrew suggests it might be time for researchers to start factoring in this controversial theory.

Many of the lessons that Florida has learned since 1992 have parallels in the unfolding disaster in Texas, experts say, and what was already a trend toward factoring in environmental threats and climate change to land and property values looks certain to become the standard nationwide as Houston begins to mop up from the misery of Harvey.

The U.S. EPA in fact has no list of «endocrine disruptors» at all — preferring to assess chemicals on a case - by - case basis; taking into account the entire body of toxicological evidence available; and factoring in actual human exposure levels.

The upward revision is partly due to factoring in new World Health Organization estimates on harm to health from pollution exposure.

Estimating CO2 levels is a complicated business, factoring in economical development, industrial emissions, carbon sinks, etc..

The risk of childhood cancer is still very small, even after factoring in the results of this study, said lead author Dr. Marte Myhre Reigstad.

Then they estimated the relationship between people's neighborhood scores and their performance on cognitive tests over two years, factoring in issues like age, gender, education and wealth, that might influence people's cognitive scores independently of neighborhood characteristics.

The self - sufficiency standard differs from the federal poverty measure by factoring in a range of costs, family composition and geography.

Globorisk measures cardiovascular risk in individuals aged 40 or older by factoring in the person's smoking status, blood pressure, diabetes status, and total cholesterol level, whilst adjusting for the effects of sex and age on cardiovascular disease between countries.

«Our ask of the company is to be factoring in access to clean energy now and into the future.»

But, factoring in inflation, uranium prices remain the same today as they were at the dawn of the nuclear era.

In a Perspective discussing the research, Alberto Ascherio and Kassandra L. Munger note that, factoring in earlier research, Richards and colleagues» study «suggest [s] that obesity in early life is indeed causally related to multiple sclerosis risk and provide [s] a further rationale for obesity prevention.»

Now a $ 60 billion market for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors, growth of the market has been hampered by high development costs of producing these in animal cell systems, which when factoring in a long period for manufacturing, R&D and clinical trials, may reach around $ 1 billion per each therapeutic candidate.

Trying to grasp this space weather without understanding the corona is like predicting hurricanes without factoring in the ocean, Guhathakurta says.

He criticizes Wible and colleagues for not factoring in the genetic evidence.

One additional concern some experts raise is that the bills leave some matters vague: For example, neither bill defines what an «unreasonable» risk would actually mean besides barring the EPA from factoring in regulation costs, says Adam Finkel, a professor of environmental health at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.

But calculations factoring in Einstein's special theory of relativity, which take into account the high speeds of electrons in superheavy elements, show how strange the element may be.

They found that instead of populations consistently rising and falling, as predicted, factoring in the impact of mothers» appetites kept population size relatively stable.

Factoring in the distance to a third satellite reduces the possibilities to two points, one of which is likely to be too far from Earth to be a logical location for the receiver.

Bitcoin has been accused of wasting energy in the past because of the computing power it takes to mine coins, but Gogerty says that SolarCoin is 50 times more energy - efficient because its algorithm allows the total number of coins to be mined faster — and that's before factoring in the energy boost from new solar panels.

Definitively identifying traces is tough enough on Earth without factoring in the many unknowns of an alien environment.

They ignored weak evidence of the planet's existence stretching back to 2013 in favor of stronger observations over the subsequent three years, factoring in other studies of the star stretching back 16 years.

It also allows for the incorporation of data from different disciplines, factoring in socioeconomic, ecological and environmental factors, for example.

To simplify things, nutritionists create a single EAR for a given nutrient by factoring in how much of the population each of the 13 groups represents.

Factoring in slow feedbacks from ice and vegetation changes would generate a significantly higher ECS, likely in the 4 to 6 C (7.2 to 10.8 F) range, the paper notes.

When factoring in what is now known about breast cancer biology and heterogeneity, breast conserving therapy (BCT) may offer a greater survival benefit over mastectomy to women with early stage, hormone - receptor positive disease, according to research from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.

«When factoring in what we know about tumor biology, that paradigm may no longer hold true.»

After factoring those in, the electric bill savings from the panels will mean the investment is paid back in just under two years, he said.

Over the duration of the assessment, the scientists recorded that at least 155,762 green turtles were caught; the overall estimated catch (factoring in estimated take during periods when data were not recorded) was 171,556 turtles.

The model produces different jobs and growth projections for a business - as - usual scenario with no technology breakthroughs or major new policies, and then generates different outcomes by factoring in new policies such as a national clean energy standards such as proposed by President Obama; increases in corporate average fuel economy standards; tougher environmental controls on coal - fired power generators; extended investment and production tax credits for clean energy sources and an expanded federal energy loan guarantee program.

Factoring in the 15 % or so of urban kids who fall at the low end of IQ scores, Rozelle makes a stunning forecast: About 400 million future working - age Chinese, he says, «are in danger of becoming cognitively handicapped.»

But over the next five years, electrical utilities alone will require an additional 7,000 power engineers, and factoring in other industries adds another 4,000 new hires.

But factoring in climate change will boost wheat prices by at least 170 percent and rice by a minimum of 113 percent; the cost of maize will be at least 148 percent higher than at the turn of the century by mid-century.

Using Patzek's methodology for every aspect of ethanol production save the conversion process itself, a gallon of Corn Plus ethanol consumes less energy than it contains — even before factoring in credit for coproducts.

Weight - Factoring in the variety of materials used, and the length of wiper needed for a car in comparison to a truck, the wiper weight can vary.

Factoring in all the ordinary matter we can not see — contained in exoplanets, galactic gas clouds, and black holes, none of which emit light — still isn't enough to make up the difference.

Ongoing work includes reworking the calculations of the physics by factoring in smaller influences on a Mars - bound spacecraft than the pull of gravity from Mars itself, such as Jupiter's gravitational pull.

They and other researchers have used game theory to study how to carry out and defend against cyberattacks, but the new research takes a broader approach by also factoring in the attacker's and victim's political strengths and weaknesses and how much they know about each other.

But factoring in the confidence of the eyewitness painted a different picture.

When factoring in those non-operating expenses and revenues, the amphitheater came out $ 141,000 in the red.