Sentence examples for long term excess from inspiring English sources

The results show, that for this case history, the suggested approaches can match the observed field performance well, with the exception of long term excess pore water pressures (say beyond 1.5 years) and the lateral displacement approaching the ground surface.

In our previous studies, we have proposed for the first time the novel concept of QUADRISO particles for managing the long term excess of reactivity and we have shown in details how the new concept flattens the reactivity curve as function of time compared to traditional designs of burnable absorbers.

By censoring all cases of measles at the time of measles infection, we excluded from the comparison not only deaths from acute measles but also potential long term excess mortality after measles infection.

Long term excess GH secretion produces high serum triglyceride levels through stimulated lipolysis [ 38], whereas inhibition of GH signaling induced perturbed lipid metabolism resulting in liver steatosis [ 39], probably caused by reduced activation of HNF3β [ 40].

"Long-term excess returns coming out of recessions favor growth stocks," he says.

Thus, it is possible that the persistent and long-term excess production of SOD1H46R, which exceeds the intracellular capacity for the clearance of misfolded proteins by the UPS and/or the autophagy-endolysosomal system, results in the accumulation of insoluble proteins in tissues, and that loss of ALS2 accelerates such phenotypes in vivo.

The present prospective study investigated short- and long-term excess mortality after hip fractures with adjustment of other risk factors.

DME is the result of long-term excess blood-glucose on the microvascular system of the eye.

Having done that, our results confirmed the finding that hip fracture itself can cause a significant long-term excess mortality.

For long-term excess mortality, the absolute effect was 20.5%, but the relative effect was up to 5.4-fold.

A limitation of cure models is that they are not appropriate unless long-term excess mortality tends to zero (i.e., a cure proportion exists).