Sentence examples for a excessively from inspiring English sources

A excessively damaging build-up of O2− may be avoided by NO itself scavenging some O2− to form ONOO− (peroxynitrite) which readily becomes protonated and finally decomposes to harmless H+ and NO3− (Beligni and Lamattina, 2002).

The Beau Brummels had taken their name from a term for an excessively well-dressed person.

The term macrosomia describes a newborn with an excessively high birth weight indicative of fetal overgrowth.

Absent an excessively long stroke, a diesel cylinder cannot fully expand its working fluid.

The only explanation for such a widespread jump is an excessively accommodative monetary policy.

Gene therapy with individual mitochondrial aminoacyl tRNA synthetases is theoretically a possibility but not an excessively practical one.

Hyperalgesia: an excessively painful response to a mildly painful stimulus, such as a slight prick.

It can cause problems, but it doesn't impoverish the country the way an excessively large mortgage impoverishes a family.

"Excessive emphasis on athletics produces an excessively uncivilized type, while a purely literary training leaves men indecently soft".

Erasmus' Hyperaspistes proved to be a very learned book, but an excessively long and poorly organized one.

This new mess creates an excessively bumpy terrain and a remarkably disturbed flow, which panics your poor endothelial cells further.