Sentence examples for due to excesses from inspiring English sources

High dN/dS ratios between species (0.627 for Yb, and 0.502 for stwl ) compared with the genome-wide average of 0.0125 (Larracuente et al. 2008), yet normal levels of dS for both genes (0.132 and 0.119, respectively), suggests that the MK test rejections are due to excesses of fixed nonsynonymous differences between species consistent with positive selection.

The Chernobyl explosion was instead a conventional high-pressure failure due to excess steam.

Last summer, we thought the downturn would be due to excess capacity, which would pull down capital spending.

This is partly due to excess capacity in the insurance market.

Buridan posited that free will could sometimes lead to inaction: an inability to choose due to excess uncertainty and, potentially, excess choice.

The company also said it would write off about $1bn due to excess inventory of the BlackBerry 10, which suffered disappointing sales.

However, for most individuals, the risk of harm due to excess intake of vitamins or minerals in food is low.

By contrast, the present slowdown is to a significant extent due to excess household-debt accumulation.Lower house prices are not enough to get households to buy homes.

Rob Elsworth, policy officer at Sandbag, said: "Offsetting was supposed to be a price containment measure to ensure that carbon prices didn't rise too high, but carbon prices have remained low due to excess supply in the market.

The reef will suffer from increasing bleaching events, which is when corals start to die due to excess heat, while warming oceans will push exotic tropical species further south into colder waters near Tasmania.

Gill clubbing is due to excess mucus production.