Sentence examples for excessive at least from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the level of agr expression in RN6390 can be functionally defined as excessive at least in the context of biofilm formation.

We categorized testing frequency according to the most recent clinical practice guidelines (web appendix 2): Guideline recommended: up to two tests per year, or tests obtained six or more months apart Frequent: three to four tests per year, or tests obtained at least three but less than six months apart Excessive: at least five tests per year, or tests obtained less than three months apart.

The first two studies investigated women with dysfunctional uterine bleeding defined as excessive (at least two episodes with a total blood loss of at least 80 ml MBLV during the reference period of 90 days), frequent (more than 5 episodes with a total of at least 20 bleeding days during the reference period), or prolonged (at least 2 episodes of 8 or more days each during the reference period).

We still regard $1.27 trillion this year and the next 10 years as excessive, but at least the White House and lawmakers in both parties will have to engage in a more serious discussion of the actual distribution of the tax cut.

T1D was diagnosed by a physician based on symptoms of excessive urination and/or excessive thirst with at least a glucose level greater than 200 mg/dL, a fasting plasma glucose level at or above 126 mg/dL, or an oral glucose tolerance test with a 2-hour glucose level at or above 200 mg/dL.

At present, the DSM defines the disorder as excessive worry about at least two life circumstances, sustained over a period of six months or longer.

All the same, resurgent consumer spending could still pep up overall demand too much.The threat of excessive demand is at least a familiar one that can readily be countered by dearer money.

The document also stated that there is no counseling service in Yarl's Wood, that health care screening of women was sometimes carried out by a male nurse, and an officer appeared to use excessive force in at least one incident.

Consistent, we found a slight increase in ROS levels in APP cells compared to control cells suggesting that cellular antioxidant defences are still able to counterbalance excessive ROS production at least in part in our cell culture model.

Taken together, it is believed that the down-regulation of lubricin by excessive running load, at least partially, contributes to the cartilage damage.

As these inappropriately dubbed "fat cats" tuck into modest portions of healthy food, sipping water or smoothies, it becomes clear that their wealth has not inspired excess - or at least not excessive eating.