Sentence examples for given excess from inspiring English sources

(One question central banks may face is how to generate higher inflation given excess capacity; the British case points to one tried and true method: depreciation).

Moreover, for the O2/CO2 environments, decreasing the oxygen concentration in the oxidizer, for a given excess oxygen coefficient, leads to higher CO emissions, but lower NO emissions.

A constant flow rate for a natural gas fuel of specified chemical composition was assumed to be mixed with a given excess ratio of air flow at a full boiler load.

Diabetes presents a significant burden to the health of U.S. youth and represents a major clinical and public health challenge, especially with increasing burden of both types of diabetes in minority youth and unique challenges in proper diagnosis and management (18), given excess obesity in minorities.

"The pricing in orders was down about 1 percent, and that was something that needed to be watched," said Steven Winoker, an analyst at Bernstein Research, "given excess capacity and increasing competition globally".

As law professor Rick Hasen has shown in an excellent article forthcoming in the Stanford Law Journal, the Court has not cited Bush v. Gore since the decision came down and the lower courts have refused to closely scrutinize vote tabulation laws, even when those laws effectively give excess voting power to some individuals.

The following dosage criteria were used to ascertain if the caregiver was giving excess dose.

Thus, when there is a need for increasing energy intake, the energy source should be carefully chosen to avoid giving excess carbohydrate calories.

But do not give excess grain to a goat.

If this be excess, give me excess of it.

Given the excess of BmrC in the membrane fraction, this observation suggests that excess subunits that are not assembled into heterodimers are misfolded in the membrane and therefore less readily solubilized (see also the Discussion section).