Sentence examples for considerable excess from inspiring English sources
This position leans on the fact that at existing incomes there is still considerable excess demand for places in medical schools among bright American youngsters – not to mention a huge pool of highly qualified foreign applicants.
New research confirms that the multipliers for fiscal policy are significantly larger during downturns when there is considerable excess capacity and when interest rates are at or near their lower bound.
When there is considerable excess capacity, an increase in government borrowing to finance an increase in the deficit does not lead to higher interest rates and does not crowd out private investment.
When ZHP is precipitated with considerable excess of H3PO4, significant amount of –OPO3H2 groups is formed (compare Fig. 4a and d).
The CO2 concentration in the sediment is much larger than that in the water or atmosphere, and sediment organic matter can be some decades old and therefore have a considerable excess of 14C due to atomic bomb tests.
Countries should develop their capacities in environment concerning industries where there is a scope of considerable expansion of demand rather than concentrating on polluting industries where there is considerable excess capacity in advance.
For Lipase AK, the recovered alcohol was confirmed without a considerable enantiomeric excess during the reaction process (entry 1).
Type 2 diabetes is associated with considerable morbidity, excess mortality, and substantial costs (2– 4).
There is, for example, evidence that most of the considerable premature excess mortality found in patients with schizophrenia is due to cigarette smoking [ 3].
There was a considerable male excess of CVD admissions overall in both groups, except for stroke, among people without diabetes (Table 1).
However, due to the high background rates of breast cancer among BRCA1/2 carriers, oral contraceptive use may result in a considerable absolute excess risk of breast cancer, if the association is causal.
