Sentence examples for remaining excess from inspiring English sources
after grants are made with funds under clauses (i) through (iii), any remaining excess amount for grants under subsection (a) to health professions schools that meet the conditions described in paragraph (2)(A), (3), (4), or (5) of subsection (c).
The remaining excess enthalpy ΔHremain for the samples annealed below 553 K is normalized by the total excess enthalpy ΔHtotal measured from the hyper-quenched sample and plotted against ta as shown in Fig. 1c.
The soaked pieces of the wheat straw materials were then checked for remaining excess solution by pressing between the palms.
The superstructure can only be cemented to the zirconia implant which may result in remaining excess cement and peri-implant inflammation [2].
Then, the PV array starts to supply 12.5 kW of power (modes "010" and "011") and the battery receives the 10 kW of active power required for charging while the grid absorbs the remaining excess power from the PV array.
Using a paper towel remove any remaining excess, making sure you leave just a small amount of the oil lining the pan.
Any remaining excess-weight penalty is considered an indication of potential discrimination.
The method is illustrated with examples where the total excess mortality experienced by patients diagnosed with breast cancer is partitioned into excess cardiovascular mortality and remaining cancer excess mortality.
This approach thereby enables modeling of temporal trends in e.g., excess cardiovascular mortality and remaining cancer excess mortality simultaneously.
"We are pleased to report that the performance in our business has continued to be strong with like for like sales remaining in excess of management forecasts although, as previously reported, we have suffered some loss of margin from the weakness in the euro in JD's euro denominated business," the statement said.
It can be assumed that further annealing treatment will result in the precipitation of the remaining Si excess, the increase of mean diameter, and the disappearance of small precipitates.
