Sentence examples for rate of excess from inspiring English sources

This may correlate to the rate of excess pore water pressure dissipation.

Fuel poverty is thought to be a factor in NZ's high rate of excess winter mortality (16%, about 1600 deaths a year) and excess winter hospitalisations (8%).

Spokesman Tam Fry told the BBC: "Up to now we have known only that the rate of excess weight has doubled between primary school entry and exit but not when.

It is found that liquefaction causes a decrease in structural frequency, whose reduction depends on the rate of excess pore pressure build-up, whereby high rates ("fast liquefaction") lead to greater reduction, ie, up to 51%.

It is found that the radial profile of excess temperature varies consistently with the continuous flame shape and the radial decay rate of excess temperature decreases in the intermittent flame and plume.

This could be related to significantly higher rate of excess pore water pressure dissipation in the earlier stages, which led to significant increase in pile shaft capacity increasing from an initial value of about 1 4.8 kN only 3 days after initial driving.

Across Europe, England and Wales have some of the highest rates of excess mortality in winter months.

Britain has some of the worst insulated properties in Europe and as a result one of the worst rates of excess winter deaths and fuel poverty in the continent, they say.

"With the rising rates of excess weight among pregnant women, our findings of an association between maternal overweight and obesity and premature death in the adult offspring is a major public health concern," write the authors, Rebecca Reynolds, professor of metabolic medicine at Edinburgh University and colleagues in the British Medical Journal.

The report, which backed the current definition of fuel poverty, found that living in cold homes has a series of effects on illness and mental health, but the most serious is its contribution to Britain's unusually high rates of "excess winter deaths".

Therefore, sensitivity analyses adjusting mortality rates for plausible rates of excess mortality among patients lost to follow-up should be used in programme evaluations and in prognostic models.