Sentence examples for excess exists from inspiring English sources

They settle the question of whether the tantalizing excess exists.

Excess exists only in a vestigial sense; everything has its place.

Many molecular causes for androgen excess exist, with one possibility a failure in the sulfation pathway that converts DHEA to DHEAS, the most abundant steroid in the human circulation.

Speculative excesses existed centuries before securitisation was invented, and governments bear direct responsibility for some of today's troubles.

Ghez says other stars with infrared excesses exist near the galactic center.

Whilst the sample size is small, this paper contributes by confirming that excess travelling exists in the commute to work and provides a start in the understanding of differences between excess and non-excess travellers in terms of the factors which are cited as important for the journey and in their perceptions of travel.

Excess capacity exists in any real estate market whether it's in Manhattan or Boise, Idaho.

The results indicate that excess iodine exists in the as-grown crystal, which can be removed effectively by heating at a feasible temperature.

Direct numerical resolution of eq. (8) shows however that an equilibrium excess fitness exists even at high selection pressure, given a high enough relative increase in population size.

Drawing cases and controls from the same area, however, may also reduce the difference in arsenic exposure, requiring a larger sample size to determine whether an excess risk exists for a given exposure.

However, these results merit discussion for two reasons: first, this excess risk exists only between 5 and 14 years of follow-up and not later, and second, the risk is higher for older (after 50 years) than for younger women.