Sentence examples for reasonable excess of from inspiring English sources

A series of poly(butylene 2,5-furanoate) – block – (dimerized fatty acid) (PBF-b-FAD) copolymers were successfully synthesized from 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA), 1,4-butanediol (1,4-BD), and dimerized fatty acid diol (FADD) via a polycondensation in melt under the relatively mild process conditions and a reasonable excess of diol.

We introduced by electroporation a reasonable excess of PC-Brk1 over the endogenous Brk1, as judged by the Brk1 western blot of Brk1 immunoprecipitates (Fig. 4B).

The National Housing Act of 1934 required FHA to assure that borrowers were not taking on obligations in "excess of his reasonable ability to pay".

The Legislature later made it illegal for the Department of Correctional Services to accept revenue in excess of its reasonable costs for operating an inmate phone system.

After the crash, Melinda Dubroff sued Hathaway for Hathaway's $1.5 million: Melinda Dubroff's attorney Roy Litherland said in a San Mateo County court that the $1.5 million Hathaway was designated was "in excess of any reasonable level of child support".

This high-quality study had sufficient size and follow-up to have reasonable power for detecting an excess of leukemia, but it did not report on peak exposures or the risk of myeloid leukemia specifically.

It should assure that borrowers are not taking on obligations in excess of one's reasonable ability to pay and result in a strong probability that the debt will be paid off in accordance with its terms and should advise each consumer as to his or her foreclosure risk based on an applicant's risk profile.

We do know that Edison hated the negotiations with recording stars, which entailed monetary demands far in excess of what Edison considered reasonable.

Although it could be debated whether this resource is economically reasonable in this area, well depths in excess of 2 km should yield sufficiently high temperatures to cause the conversion of smectite clays to illite, which would enhance fluid flow.

Thus there is some uncertainty on the regional heat flow, but values in excess of 90 mW m−2 are reasonable.

The U.S. Justice department and a federal bankruptcy judge have both agreed this amount is far in excess of anything one would consider reasonable.