Sentence examples for exceeds at least from inspiring English sources
The landmark penalty exceeds, at least before adjustment for inflation, the fines meted out in the 1980s-era scandals involving Ivan F. Boesky and Michael R. Milken, records at the time.
Previous research considered that thermal cracking would not occur unless the temperature exceeds at least 190°C (Price 1980; Zhang et al. 2008).
It exceeds at least ~10 times than that of the state-of-the-art graphite anode, which shows only ~50 mA h g−1 at ~2 to 3 A g−1 as anode for Li-ion batteries.
This drawback is related to the significant amount of glycerol obtained as a byproduct in the transesterification process, which exceeds at least 10% by weight of oil used as raw material.
It has been reported that the tensile strength of Ni-Ti alloys is decreased when the amount of absorbed hydrogen exceeds at least 100 mass ppm (Yokoyama et al. 2003a, c, 2005a; Ogawa et al. 2005a).
Noting that differential diagnosis is meaningful if the biomarker discrimination exceeds at least 2 SD, the current use of T-tau biomarker provides equivalent diagnostic accuracy as Tf-β2 (absolute z = 6.37 and 6.96 respectively) and Tf-1 (Δz = 1.22), but significantly poorer than T-Tf (WB) (Δz = 2.36) (Table 1, Figures 2 A, C, E and 3 A).
In 2008, the Environmental Protection Agency classified all the counties making up the New York metropolitan region as "nonattainment areas," meaning the region exceeded at least one national air pollution standard for lead, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, ozone, particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide.
The age of the trees is but one consideration; usually, such a forest contains a significant number of trees exceeding at least 50percentt of the maximum attainable age for that species.
Between A-level results day and the Adjustment deadline If you have met every condition of your offer and exceeded at least one of them, you can register – there'll be a button on your Ucas track page.
As documented in another recent budget office analysis, the federal deficit is already expected to exceed at least $700 billion every year over the next decade, doubling the national debt to more than $20 trillion.
Generally, ESPs are considered only when water rates exceed at least 100 bpd.
