Sentence examples for extent of excess from inspiring English sources

"The extent of excess births is shocking and the black hole in family planning is unfathomably deep," the reporters wrote.

An authoritative study by the U.S. Institute of Medicine confirms this extent of excess costs, finding losses of about 5percentt of GDP in 2009.

Officials of the General Dynamics Corporation attempted to mask the extent of excess costs for work on Navy attack submarines in the 1970's so as to protect the company's financial status, a former General Dynamics shipyard manager says.

Linkage of chromosomal regions with putative genetic risk factors for a given trait was assessed by evaluating the extent of excess sharing of alleles identical by descent in affected relatives within families.

However, this does not take into account the nature of the consultations and may not reliably reflect the extent of excess healthcare use, since many GBS cases may receive follow-up care at hospital outpatient departments, and these consultations will not appear on their primary care records.

Further work to examine a wider range of conditions and health risk factors would help determine the extent of excess mortality attributable to these factors.

Unanswered questions relate to: i) whether there is a reduction in quality of life and an excess of female sexual dysfunction (FSD) subsequent to colposcopy; ii) the extent of any excess risk, and iii) whether the potential adverse impacts following colposcopy differ according to the level of intervention (diagnosis or treatment) which women undergo.

A map of Russia that contained thousands of red circles each indicating a nuclear detonation would convincingly show the extent of the excess nuclear capability we have.

if such contributions exceed 6percentt of such compensation, this paragraph shall be applied by only taking into account such contributions to the extent of such excess.

any losses to the extent of the excess described in subparagraph (A) shall not be allowed as a deduction for any taxable year.

If a village, through the growing of export crops on a fifth of its land, returned an amount in excess of the land rent for which it had been assessed, it would be free of land rent and would be reimbursed to the extent of the excess; on the other hand, if a village produced less than the assessed amount of land rent, it would have to make up the difference.