Sentences with word «weakened»

Over the past few years, researchers have become aware of weakened immune systems in bodybuilders and athletes.

An immune system weakened by alcohol abuse has a hard time fighting off viruses, germs, and all types of illness.

The bacteria can be especially dangerous for children, the elderly, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant women.

To address any possible safety concerns associated with this vaccine, the team developed two next generation candidate vaccines that contain further weakened forms of the vaccine.

Plus, whatever my faith is, it is not weakened by learning more of other faiths.

The effects of maltreatment did not weaken as the participants got older.

One factor that contributed to this fall's extreme decline was that the ice was entering the melt season in an already weakened state.

Low progesterone is also a precursor to osteoporosis, and can put women at risk for weakened bone strength and stress fractures.

While many factors, including weather and geology, likely played into their rare collapse, the glaciers were also weakened by ongoing climate change, the researchers noted.

Did we have weakened teams against them..?

As our bodies age and our immune systems weaken from illness, poor diet and / or addictive substances, we sometimes need to give our system an extra helping hand.

We played a grossly weakened side for the cup and they played a full strength squad.

Since many of us lead inactive, sedentary lives, our core muscles weaken over time.

This system has been significantly weakened during the last decade.

The euro should probably strengthen against the dollar but weaken against Asian currencies.

But these can weaken muscles as one of their side effects.

This occurs when the dog is already severely weakened from the worm infestation.

This is a surgical procedure where the gum is cut away exposing the area of weakened bone.

The impact of central bank intervention has already weakened progressively in recent years, because it relies on the ability of fools to constantly raise the ante.

Meanwhile, many others oppose the new standards movement, saying common standards will only weaken schools.

It's far too commonplace for businesses to become so focused on the next month or the next quarter that they become increasingly weakened because they never build the structure to support growth.

The effectiveness of this critique is substantially weakened when Christian programs, in their effort to be seen as relevant and sophisticated, adopt the same images of glamour and success.

But the European fungus proved to be so weakened by the virus that it couldn't compete against American strains.

It is the end result of a progressively weakened heart muscle and is one of the most serious medical conditions affecting domestic dogs.

The USD could also weaken if it loses its safe haven premium.

But some experts fear proposed changes could actually weaken protections for public health.

A woman's abdominal muscles will be both stretched and weakened after giving birth, and her body will not automatically restore itself to its original condition.

If these valves become weakened by unhealthy lifestyle, lack of exercise, bad diet, or genetic abnormalities they are not able to close properly.

This aspect of sovereignty has been seriously weakened during the second half of the twentieth century.

But after the fact, the argument was greatly weakened by corrections to the record in question, which now show warming in line with other metrics.

Some reasons for weakened immunity include stress, lack of sleep and poor diet.

After a few months with little movement, the shoulder will be considerably weakened so strengthening exercises are important.

As much as I liked printed books, I switched almost completely to electronic versions due to weakened eyes.

Further stress on the leg could lead to a full tear and could also cause the right unaffected leg to weaken due to extra compensation from shift of weight.

Consumers, as well as the government, are borrowing more amid weakened economic conditions.

Were you all aware at the time that the absence of vouchers might weaken support for the law among conservatives?

The phase change occurred also because of a profoundly weakened global economy and lower demand growth for oil.

The good news is that the event seems to have reached its peak, and is expected to gradually weaken over the next few months.

The state teachers union agrees, saying it is part of an effort to weaken public schools.

Even in a flat housing market, consumer spending could weaken since homeowners will not feel as rich as they do when prices rise.

It could also pave the way for attackers to weaken other security features.

At the expense of justice, governments improve the cost - efficiency of the criminal justice system but thereby weaken the safeguards against wrongful convictions.

As a result, I believe the yen will continue to weaken through monetary injections and low interest rates.

After that, terms & conditions get weakened before the cycle turns.

The researchers found strengthened connectivity in a region of the brain where weakened connections have been linked with memory loss.

Well, chicken or egg, all of it — I mean, you could have had adrenal stress, which then weaken the gut.