Sentence examples for an excess of between from inspiring English sources
Brazil reportedly has an excess of between 300,000 and 350,000 vehicles, with trucks running empty 40percentt of the time.
But when all the pledges and plans made by countries are added together, they show an excess of between 8 and 12 gigatonnes per annum in seven years time, very similar to last year's report.
Brazil reportedly has an excess of between 300,000 and 350,000 vehicles, with trucks running empty 40percentt of the time, so the goal here is to reduce the number of empty trucks on the highway, increasing revenue for truckers and reducing costs for freight owners.
For mean fat mass, the findings were more dramatic: the sons were found to have markedly increased levels of fat mass computed from whole-body DXA scans, ranging from an excess of between 5 and 10 kg body fat between ages 13 and 17.
Modelers have quantified public policy failures, particularly the failure to provide clean needles and syringes for IDUs in the US from 1987–1995, estimating that an excess of between 4394 and 9666 infections, representing a third of incident IDU cases, was the result [ 158].
When an excess of between-dimer mutant BtubB is added, it will exchange with the wild type BtubB in the monomer/dimer pool and form dimers with the wild type BtubA.
An excess of between-dimer mutants could depolymerize preformed wild type polymers, while within-dimer mutants had no activity.
An excess of between-dimer mutants depolymerize wild type BtubA/B by sequestering the partner wild type subunit into inactive dimers.
The microsatellite studies had provided evidence for positive assortative mating in Rv+ populations: elevated homozogosity indicated an excess of mating between related individuals.
The overall evidence for an excess of associations between common variants and ovarian cancer risk was evaluated with the AML method, which is described in detail in Tyrer et al [31].
The study shows an excess of concordance between genetic prediction and observed sub-clinical disease.
