Sentence examples for excess of need from inspiring English sources

The absorptive capacity of the intestinal tract is far in excess of need.

In particular, it has been argued that donor spending on HIV/AIDS appears to be in excess of need [ 59].

Table  4 indicates that whereas nursing assistants are currently available in excess of need, the other cadres are almost universally in shortage at the three levels of health centres.

In affluent populations, where protein intake is greatly in excess of needs, obtaining sufficient good quality protein is usually only a concern for young children who are not provided with animal proteins.

Mr. Donahoe finds this in excess of real need and wants a private-business option to create a more cost-efficient pension system.

The rate is governed by the body's fluctuating heat and energy requirements, and when food is absorbed in excess of immediate need, it is stored away, as fat, for future use.

While Mr. Clinton would have required the cells to be derived only from frozen embryos held by fertility clinics, to ensure that fresh embryos were not taken from couples at the moment the woman was trying to become pregnant, some of the cell lines approved for use by Mr. Bush were derived from fresh embryos that were created in excess of patients' need.

Patients with Parkinson's disease may use Dopamine Replacement Therapy (DRT) in excess of therapeutic need.

Regarding sugar, this was not surprising, as the amount of calories consumed was, most likely, often in excess of the need.

Wild samples must be carefully typed for population structure and likely other confounding factors such as polymorphic inversions, which means that a large excess of samples need to be collected in order to assemble sufficient numbers of the targeted panmictic group.

Their unrivalled engineering, though often in excess of customers' needs, is still an advantage, he says.