Sentence examples for moderate excess of from inspiring English sources

Unlike most other methods, TPX technology allows low-volume, homogeneous immunoassays with real-time measurements of assay particles in the presence of a moderate excess of fluorescent tracer.

For equal numbers of A and B particles (r = 1) and for moderate excess of B (r = 2.5) we find that reff is close to or even somewhat larger than the experimental r.

In addition, the moderate excess of dietary lipid in the pike perch diet (18%, Table 2) did not seem to negatively influence FCR.

The funds which have built up since then are the moderate excess of revenues over payouts following the tax hike, not a true pre-funding as you'd see, for example, in a private-sector pension plan.

"Previous data showed some moderate excess of variability, so we were looking for very short-period planets when the new signals showed up loud and clear".

"Previous data showed some moderate excess of variability, so we were looking for very short-period planets when the new signals showed up loud and clear". Kapteyn b lies in the star's habitable zone, the range of distances that could support liquid water — and thus, perhaps, life as we know it — on a world's surface.

But, as we pointed out previously [ 14], acute treatments with Glu may not fully replicate the effects of chronic, localized, moderate excess release of Glu at synapses occurring throughout the lifespan of an organism.

Recently, we have developed a transgenic (Tg) mouse model of chronic, moderate excess release of Glu in CNS synapses [ 14].

In our previous study of heterozygous Glud1 Tg mice, we found that chronic, moderate excess release of glutamate in these mice as compared with wt (wild-type) littermates, led to selective neuronal injury and moderate cell loss with advancing age (Bao et al., 2009).

However, our present study showed only a moderate excess (SIR=1.9) of HCC in agreement with other authors (Frisch et al, 2001; Gallagher et al, 2001; Grulich et al, 2002).

Also, the mere fact of surveillance moderates excesses of ambition and optimism, and is recommended by Ariely (2012) to curtail dishonesty that everyone is prone to if not watched.