Sentence examples for excess records from inspiring English sources

Stenni, B. et al. The deuterium excess records of EPICA Dome C and Dronning Maud Land ice cores (East Antarctica).

In the experiments basic policy was used, which leads to buffering of excess records in memory [14].

They examined the use of chiral ammonium salts acting as phase-transfer catalysts for trifluoromethylation of β-ketoester 47a, although the highest enantiomeric excess recorded was only 19% (Scheme 113).

However, smallpox burials showed a slight male excess at young adult ages before the 1770s, in stark contrast to the female excess recorded for other causes of death at these ages in table 2. After 1774 the pattern changed markedly, to one resembling the low sex ratio of other causes of death.

No support for PPI as a cause of CL has emerged from studies of the offspring of atomic bomb survivors, or of nuclear workers elsewhere in the world (COMARE, 2002 ); nor did it contribute to the excess recorded near Dounreay, though there was no scarcity of men there with high PPI doses.

How is this excess amount recorded on the Balance Sheet of the parent company? 5. How much did Intel pay for these acquisitions?

A 66 % enantioselective excess was recorded (see Electronic supplementary material for chiral HPLC analysis) under our optimum reaction condition (Table 1, entry 6).

The first cut of "The Field Where I Died" was over an hour long, an excess length record for The X-Files.

In La Reserva, this departure from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is due to heterozygote deficiency (six loci, p<0.05; four after Bonferroni correction); in Cerro Fatal heterozygote excess was recorded for three loci (p<0.05; one after Bonferroni correction).

There was a striking excess of recorded birth weights at multiples of 10 g (fivefold to eightfold) with multiples of 20 and 50 being more common.

Similarly, no excess was recorded for other typical adverse effects of antihistamine, such as those involved in low gastrointestinal motility or anticholinergic effects (e.g. dry mouth, dysrhythmia).