Sentence examples for represents the excess of from inspiring English sources
Good will represents the excess of an asset's purchase price over its fair market value.
Cross-sectional study: In a cross sectional study, the AF represents the excess of prevalent cases of disease that can be attributed to the exposure of interest.
Cohort study: In a cohort study, the AF represents the excess of incident disease cases that can be attributed to exposure of interest.
This water represents the excess of rainfall over evapotranspiration, when allowance is made for storage on and under the ground surface.
The company's balance sheet also carries an enormous amount of goodwill, the fuzzy intangible that represents the excess of the purchase cost over the value of the hard assets picked up in a deal.
Parameter α then represents the excess of the overrepresented haplotype including allele Q.
[News analysis, Page C1.] The verdict comes at a time when many former executives have pleaded guilty or have found themselves facing trial, from companies that have come to represent the excess of the 1990's stock market boom: WorldCom, Adelphia, Tyco, HealthSouth, Enron.
The axes essentially represent the excess of guanine over adenine along the x-axis and the excess of cytosine over thymine along the y-axis; thus the plots are basically of instantaneous values of intra-pyrimidine, intra-purine differences as we proceed along the sequence.
However, this ascertainment scheme still under-represents the excess of polymorphisms in European cattle observed in empirical data.
The R s(i) function thus represents the excess mortality of the colorectal cancer, i.e. the difference between the total mortality experienced by the CRC patients and the expected mortality of a comparable group from the general population, and can be thus specified using either the relative survival function or the underlying excess hazard rate [ 18].
Republicans, especially conservatives, have mixed feelings about jobs in cabinet agencies they see as representing the excesses of the federal government: Health and Human Services, for example, or Housing and Urban Development.
