Sentence examples for extremely exceed from inspiring English sources

Doses of tramadol in our sample extremely exceed the doses prescribed by the physician.

For instance Fig. 1 shows a clear case in one of the universities in Tanzania where the number of students extremely exceeds the lecture room carrying capacity such that some are seated while others standing outside.

The study revealed that the level of contamination on goat carcasses in Lilongwe was extremely high exceeding the acceptable international standards for swab values which are <2.8 log CFU/cm2 for TVC, and the unacceptable values are >4.3 log CFU/cm2.

The study revealed that the level of contamination on goat carcasses was extremely high exceeding the acceptable international standards for swab values which are <2.8 log CFU/cm2 for TVC, and the unacceptable values are >4.3 log CFU/cm2, respectively [10].

The PCF can enable single-mode operation and have an extremely LMA exceeding 288 μm2 when kept straight and over 284 μm2 with a lower bending loss of 0.25 dB/m when bent over a 5 cm radius at a wavelength of 1550 nm.

With such small windows, data varied greatly and therefore the significance thresholds that were set in the simulations without selection were so high that it was extremely difficult to exceed them.

The Morgan-Pitman test is extremely unsatisfactory; the estimates exceed.20 when sampling from the heavy-tailed distributions considered here and n=20.

There is ample anecdotal evidence that the clinical application of electroporation is often associated with loud sounds and extremely high currents that exceed the devices design limit after which the devices cease to function.

Existing ground-based telescopes, and various proposed Extremely Large Telescopes, can exceed the HST in terms of sheer light-gathering power and diffraction limit due to larger mirrors, but other factors affect telescopes.

When you obtain it, read it carefully and be extremely careful not to exceed it.

BA said it was seeking a suitable resolution with Stevens and told the Guardian it took the needs of those with reduced mobility extremely seriously, and exceeded international rules over compensation where it was responsible for damage.