Sentence examples for accumulation beyond from inspiring English sources

All samples treated by combined carburizing and nitrizing show carbon accumulation beyond the nitrided layer.

Introduction There is growing evidence that fluid accumulation beyond the correction of hypovolaemia is associated with increased morbidity, mortality and a longer hospital stay.

As a consequence, credible volcanic ash accumulation beyond the 500 km limit may not have been captured, and this had important implications for the Asia-Pacific assessment.

Nonetheless, their production and accumulation beyond the capacity of an organism to efficiently quench them, a state known as oxidative stress, results in extensive damage to various cellular components and eventually to cell demise [4], [5], [6].

Analysis of co-registered MEMRI images taken over the 26 hours after introduction of Mn2+ into the prefrontal cortex indicated that DAT KO mice have a truncated Mn2+ distribution within this circuitry with little accumulation beyond the thalamus or contralateral to the injection site.

Furthermore, the data show that optimal 26S proteasome activity requires RPN12a accumulation beyond a critical threshold.

Although the mechanism for nuclear accumulation is beyond our present scope, bromate induces toxicity via the generation of an oxidative stress.

"Living in Delhi, as I have for 10 years, where immense suffering and poverty combine with amazing levels of financial accumulation, reality seems beyond our grasp; beyond our ability to describe it".

The purchase of multiple copies of the same book and edition and the accumulation of books beyond possible capacity of use or enjoyment are frequent symptoms of bibliomania".

In addition, abyssal plains are formed by the accumulation of turbidites beyond the limits of deep-sea fans and abyssal cones in locations where there is a very large sediment supply.

The understanding of the mechanisms underlying metal ion accumulation has progressed beyond the relevant biochemistry and physiology to encompass the genetic and molecular regulatory systems which differentiate hyperaccumulators from non-hyperaccumulators.