Sentence examples for identify in excess from inspiring English sources

Gene regions were amplified by PCR and resequenced in order to identify in excess of 1,000 candidate SNPs for each of white spruce and black spruce.

We profiled the proteome of LNCaP cells with and without androgen treatment using two proteomic platforms: quantitative iTRAQ MALDI-TOF MS and semi-quantitative MudPIT Ion Trap MS. Each of the platforms independently identified in excess of 850 high confidence proteins, yielding a total of 1306.

The previous study identified in excess of 80 genes that were significantly upregulated under FeHm restricted conditions.

However, although exome capture appears an attractive option, the large number of variants identified (in excess of 20 000/subject) may require sequencing of additional family members for filtering which will increase the cost and expand the amount of experimental analysis necessary to confirm pathogenicity (Qi et al., 2012; Wooderchak-Donahue et al., 2012).

Through his team the Carbon Trust has helped over 3,000 public sector bodies in the UK, Mexico, Malaysia and China to identify savings in excess of £2.5bn.

Similarly the cation-reactive region within the PH was identified in which excess Ca2+ (25 mM) also evoked a hypothermic response.

Furthermore, we consider only the true positive identified couples in excess of those identified by the classical methods.

Missing out health outcomes altogether is an alternative means of increasing search sensitivity but we note that our initial search identified well in excess of 10 000 hits.

Cause-specific mortality is further scrutinised to identify additional excess in mortality among high-risk workers and evaluate a potential association with asbestos exposure.

Epidemiologic studies using death certificates may fail to identify excesses in cancer sites with high survival rates or excesses in specific morphologic types of cancer.

Many studies have identified, in the Northern Hemisphere, an excess of births of subjects with schizophrenia during the winter and early spring, especially between December and April [ 11].