Sentence examples for excess loading from inspiring English sources

This excess loading of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus is leading to cultural eutrophication of marine systems.

A geochemical by-product of enhanced nitrate enrichment in lotic systems, however, is the inefficiency to denitrify excess loading (Mulholland et al. 2008), leading to downstream nutrient accumulation and potentially harmful algal blooms and hypoxic conditions (Ohte 2012).

This localized excess loading leads to further damage and malalignment within the joint during movement.

This damage is distinct from that caused purely by excess loading [ 5, 6].

Upon disruption of ER functions by excess loading of unfolded/misfolded proteins in the ER, cells trigger the unfolded protein response (UPR) to avert ER stress.

Potential explanations for this include loading of the middle part (scoliosis' line of force) and trabecular microfractures (occurring either due to excess loading or due to microtraumas when subsequent vertebrae come close together).

These movements can result in various scales of damage and excess loads on supporting elements.

The extensive and elongate reservoirs experience significant compaction, where the inefficiency of the developed stress arching in the side-burden cannot support the excess load.

The extensive and elongate reservoirs experience significant shear-enhanced compaction, where the inefficiency of the developed stress arching in the side-burden cannot support the excess load.

Of greatest concern is the delivery via discharge of excess loads of nitrogen and phosphorus to downstream systems and their effects on ecological impairments.

"It disconnects if the consumer uses more than the allocated amount his flat rate pays for, and then reconnects as soon as the user has switched off the excess load," Bergman says.