Sentence examples for possible surplus from inspiring English sources

In contrast, total vitamin B-12 may be superior if the goal is to monitor a possible surplus load of the vitamin.

Instead, no limits were imposed as regards the maximum training time: participants were allowed to use the console as much as they liked thus self-administering a possible surplus of training.

The possible surplus benefit of inhibiting all VEGF family members by VEGF-trap remains to be shown, and in view of our results, additional targeting of bFGF and IGF-1 might be considered a more promising approach in the therapy of PDR [ 9, 34].

The theory is that before summer rains threaten to raise Okeechobee to a stage where flooding is possible, the surplus -- up to 1.6 billion gallons a day -- would be pumped down through 200 wells near the lake into the underground reservoirs.

There has to be a balance, and if possible a surplus.

In fact, part of the energy is required for the feedstock processing before energy conversion, while the possible energy surplus could be exploited by the Fongo Tongo community for their energy needs.

This speculation based on histological results raises the question of how a possible lateral surplus of myelin occurs.

If your rotation strategy increases the yield of a particular crop, you may then choose to store (if possible) the surplus, so that you can reduce the overall acreage dedicated to this one plant crop, allowing you to increase the number of different crops you select.

The modeling and archaeological data suggest selection occurred differentially among social units, with certain segments of society having enhanced fitness in terms of agricultural resources at the expense of others, while maximizing the potential for surplus generation and possible redistribution.

It is also possible that the surplus estimate is too low, given the strong economy.

Notable projects include the California Aqueduct, which transfers water from the northern mountains some 450 miles to the semiarid Los Angeles area; the Orange-Fish Project in South Africa, which includes a 50-mile tunnel; and studies for possible transfer of surplus Canadian water into the southwestern United States.