Sentence examples for results of excess from inspiring English sources
Results of excess pore water pressure for three diameters in above mentioned ratios at depth of 1.5 m from ground surface can be seen in Fig. 16.
After studying results of excess pore water pressure, vertical displacement in ground surface in different diameter with different s/d ratios was investigated as in Fig. 17.
Results of excess pore water pressure for the column with diameter equal to 1 m at distances of 1, 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 m from column center at depths of 1.5, 2.5, and 5 m from ground surface can be seen in Figs. 8, 9 and 10.
We also calculated the absolute depression-rate difference (observed rate minus expected rate) to provide results of excess doctor-diagnosed depression on the absolute scale as well.
Take a look at Punch and M&B and I think there you see results of excesses of the past".
Some islanders theorize that the coloring could be a result of excess sun exposure, or a diet rich in fish.
Chief executive Mittal, who also owns part of Queen Park Rangers football club, said: "2015 was a very difficult year for the steel and mining industries … prices deteriorated significantly during the year as a result of excess capacity in China".
It was already known that the wrinkles were a result of excess production of a substance called hyaluronic acid distributed throughout the dogs' skin.
Of course, a very low natural rate of interest is the result of excess saving; the central bank's goal is to move its policy rate toward the natural rate in order to mobilise that saving and clear markets.
Such an alliance would help cut costs, but analysts said it would not solve the much larger problems Peugeot and Opel face as a result of excess factory capacity and fierce competition in the European market for mid-price cars.
It is the main contributor to the build-up of nitrogen and phosphorus in the world's soils, producing too much ammonia (which is caustic), nitrous oxide (a greenhouse gas) and dead zones in oceans (the result of excess phosphorus).A fifth of the world's pasture has been spoilt by overgrazing.
