Sentence examples for excess of levels from inspiring English sources
Over the last decade, he said, airlines have sharply reduced aircraft noise "far in excess" of levels mandated by governments.
While that only equates to an average Saturday during the Premier League football season, it is far in excess of levels during previous Olympics and most predictions made before the Games.
The group, based at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change at the London School of Economics, concludes that action planned by countries – in particular the European Union, the US and China – will still leave the world emitting 20bn tonnes of carbon a year in excess of levels needed to prevent global warming from having devastating consequences.
Woodstove PM showed a marked enrichment for K, while levels of B and Zn were similar to underground PM and in excess of levels in other PM types.
Our data provided evidence of elevated perceived stress, depression, and death anxiety, particularly in caregivers who were older, or female, or in non-spousal relationships with the patient, and were in excess of levels that would have been predicted from normative population data and were generally comparable, or slightly lower, that levels reported elsewhere in ICU caregiver studies.
A saturated soil paste EC of 4 mS cm−1 is considered saline, meaning that many of the soils where E. giganteum grows in northern Chile contain amounts of salts well in excess of levels that cause substantial yield reductions in crops (Munns and Tester 2008).
Some of these monsters can grow in excess of level 50 and have low to moderate strength.
Logistic regression was used to identify significant predictors of interior and exterior lead levels in excess of allowable levels.
Whilst these levels are far in excess of physiological levels of sTRAIL, TRAIL is also present in the circulation in membrane-bound form.
In addition to that in candy wrappers, lead in excess of safety levels was found in some popular condiments.
In the DRC, the UN suggests, more than 3.5 million deaths in excess of previous levels of mortality "occurred from the beginning of the war up to September 2002.
