Sentence examples for significantly excess from inspiring English sources

Studies of veteran populations in the U.S. and other countries have consistently described a profile of chronic symptoms that afflict veterans of the 1991 Gulf War at significantly excess rates, compared to other veteran groups.

In Bradford patients aged 40+ years attending a diabetic outpatient's clinic, a 60% prevalence of retinopathy was detected, including 38% STR, with statistically significantly excess STR in the South Asian group (8).

In the current study, adjustment for education and occupational class attenuated the association between PSC and disability pension due to MSD, but a significantly excess risk persisted in quartiles 1 and 2. However, residual confounding by work-related factors cannot be ruled out [ 30].

Taking that to mean, significantly in excess of six feet.

As things stand the powers granted to the OfS are significantly in excess of what is needed to enable healthy competition to flourish.

The two airlines, which originally expected to cost cuts of about $1 billion, now expect to cut "significantly in excess" of that amount, Mr. Bastian said.

Connaught reckons that its net debt will be significantly in excess of the previously advised level of £120m at its year-end of 31 August 2010 "and that it will breach its banking covenants".

Courtaulds Textiles P.L.C., a clothing maker whoseshares have declined 73percentt in five years, rejected a $165 million takeover bid from the Sara Lee Corporation, saying that the company's worth is "very significantly in excess" of the offer.

Mr. Bainum, who owns more than 10percentt of Manor Care, proposed a recapitalization, buyout or similar transaction at a price "significantly in excess" of Manor Care's current stock price.

However, consumption of vitamins or other dietary supplements in amounts significantly in excess of recommended levels is not advised without medical supervision.

Now millions of mortgages are in foreclosure, seriously delinquent or significantly in excess of the value of the underlying home ("underwater").