Sentence examples for excess in comparison with from inspiring English sources

When injecting 5 mm3 of oxygen into the reactor a beneficial effect was observed (i.e. higher reaction rate and enantiomeric excess) in comparison with anaerobic conditions.

Recombination of charge carries with participation of the mentioned defects provides excess (in comparison with non-irradiated samples) light emission.

In our case, the latter can be formed under the thermal treatment in hydrogen ambient in excess (in comparison with non-irradiated structures) concentrations, because the most probable radiation-induced defects that form in the region of Si SiO2 interface, are the broken silicon bonds Si3+ [29].

The consequent shifting of the reduction towards slight excess tensions in comparison with the electrode free of adsorbed substance, the degree of actual coverage, and the type of adsorption isotherm give rise to the conclusion that the iodate molecule is split on a sulphur-covered platinum electrode in a predetermined heterogeneous-catalytic process.

Surprisingly, only the phosphorylation status of ERK1/2 (Thr202/Tyr204 and Thr185/Tyr187) was markedly elevated in cells with excess miR-378a-5p miR-378a-5p miR-378a-5prols.

Objective To accurately measure the incidence of gastric cancer among patients with gastric precancerous lesions, and to quantify the excess incidence in comparison with people with normal mucosa on endoscopy and a general population.

Persons diagnosed with HIV infection had considerable excess mortality in comparison with the general population of the same age group and sex, despite wide availability of combined antiretroviral treatments.

Here we countered potential "recent introduction" bias by restricting the analysis to short term users, and we still found a similar excess risk in comparison with short term use of oral contraceptives containing levonorgestrel (1.6-fold increased risk for drospirenone).

We aimed to accurately measure the incidence of gastric cancer among patients with minor changes, chronic non-atrophic gastritis, atrophic gastritis, intestinal metaplasia, and dysplasia at baseline, and to quantify the excess incidence in comparison with patients with normal mucosa on endoscopy and the matched Swedish general population.

Lung cancer is one of the most common non-AIDS-defining cancers to occur among HIV-infected persons (Dal Maso et al, 2009; Franceschi et al, 2010; Shiels et al, 2011), and shows two- to seven-fold excess risks in comparison with the general population (Grulich et al, 2007; Shiels et al, 2009; Franceschi et al, 2010).

Though grievous, those excesses paled in comparison with the reprisals.Mr Merriman's tale grows tangled at times, leaving readers to find their path through the thickets.