Sentence examples for may have excess from inspiring English sources

A firm may have excess cash for a number of reasons.

The better alternative for sudden spikes is to rank the priorities of various types of traffic, and divert the lowest-priority communications to other network providers that may have excess capacity, or to other types of networks.

In functional dyspepsia, patients with early satiety may have excess eosinophil infiltration, and the mast cell is probably a key player in the irritable syndrome in the small intestine.

On the other hand, a silicic magma may have excess silica such that some will be left after all the silicate minerals were formed from the combination of the oxides; the remaining "free" silica crystallizes as quartz or its polymorphs.

Custom duties, for example, may have excess burdens as low as 2.6%, but such duties also constitute a mere penny of every dollar in federal taxes collected.

Reasons why you may have excess belly fat.

The CDC website -- the place my doctor has bookmarked -- also notes that "Some people with a BMI in the overweight range" -- which is me -- "may not have excess body fatness, [although] most people with a BMI in the obese range (equal to or greater than 30) will have increased levels of body fatness".

If C9ORF72 shares functions with Lst4p, human cells with reduced C9ORF72 may well have excess routing of sortilin/PGRN to lysosomes.

Therefore some of the men in the "some excess weight" category may not have excess body fat (but high muscle) and some of the women at the higher end of the low-risk category may have a higher body fat than their BMI suggests.

Given the high specificity and predictive value of BMI ≥95th percentile for DXA-assessed adiposity, clinicians should be confident that using this definition of obesity correctly identifies school-age children with adiposity, even though children below the 95th percentile may also have excess adiposity.

According to Preston and colleagues, the excess relative risk at 1 Gy is 2, implying that mutation carriers may have an excess relative risk of about 2.5 times this risk [ 16].