1.   The high concentrations of palmitic acid in ulcerative colitis suggest an enhanced lipolysis caused by increased energy requirements, as occur in other hypercatabolic states.

2.   The increase in the serum insulin concentration after steroid treatment may reflect increased energy intake or induction of insulin resistance.

3.   The European Commission has announced plans for increased energy exchanges between Eastern and Western Europe.

4.   A big difference this time was the increased energy and freedom of her Woodstock-based band.

5.   Carlson said whatever time is lost on a break is usually more than made up for through increased energy and better health.

6.   Cheney, who headed the task force that wrote the policy, has said that increased energy production must take precedence over conservation.

7.   Consumers buy the supplements for a variety of reasons, including increased energy, weight loss and aid in body building.

8.   Detroit started the second period with increased energy in the first five minutes but could not score, and soon after the Kings reclaimed control.

9.   Decreasing the price of electricity would likely lead to increased energy consumption, which in turn would lead to more environmentally hazardous waste, he said.

10.   Environmental groups have opposed construction of some of the new plants, arguing, among other thing, that increased energy conservation is needed as well.