Sentence examples for excess of the needs from inspiring English sources

In addition, nonmetabolic wastes include any substances that are absorbed, ingested, or otherwise taken into a living system in excess of the needs and storage capabilities of the organism.

FA release in excess of the needs of other tissues leads to elevated circulating FFA levels or flux, which in turn contribute to insulin resistance, ectopic lipid accumulation and lipotoxicity.

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

Most enzymes are produced in significant excess to the needs of a cell in standard conditions [ 49].

In 1969, the DeWitt Wallace Fund set up a $250,000 trust called the West Point Constitution Island Fund, whose income for 15 years was to be given out "To support the general programs to benefit the cadet corps on Constitution Island; and to the extent that there is income in excess of that needed for the above, for the Faculty Research and Development Fund".

More than 200 inclusions using strict fixation protocols were prepared from surgical pathology specimens in which fresh tissue in excess of the diagnostic needs and protocol suggestions were available, as well as some autopsies in which the delay was not exceeding 24 36 hours after death.

Voters were also deciding whether money generated by the tax in excess of that needed for the renovation should go toward county services.

The pumped water in excess of the demand in winter would need to be stored for later use in summer.

DWW contains amounts of phosphorus far in excess of the amount needed to stabilize the limited quantity of organic matter present.

Any vote cast for a losing candidate is considered wasted, as are all the votes cast for a winning candidate in excess of the number needed to win".

Water used for flowability in excess of that needed for hydration is generally absorbed by the surrounding soil or released to the surface as bleed water [2].