Sentence examples for stronger excess from inspiring English sources

The trendlines indicated a relative excess of synonymous substitutions compared to non-synonymous substitutions and showed a stronger excess for the full-ORF genes.

And indeed along the heavy strand of the mitochondrial genome, one observed a stronger excess of the rates of C → T over G → A than of A → G over T → C (Faith and Pollock 2003).

An analysis of meat and cancer risk – including part of the data of the present study – according to cooking methods showed stronger excess risk of OCP cancer for fried meat as compared with roasted/grilled or boiled/stewed meat (Di Maso et al, 2013).

The farming, metals, bars-gambling and particularly automotive plastics (OR = 3.63; 95% CI, 1.90-6.94, p=10-4) sectors all exhibited excesses for the ER+/PR+ receptor type, but farming had a stronger excess in the ER- category (OR = 1.71; 95% CI, 1.12-2.62, p=0.014).

Among Spanish pedigrees, the 1555A>G mutation resided at the mtDNA haplogroups H, I, J, K, T, U, V and L, and a strong excess of haplogroups H3 mtDNA carrying the 1555A>G mutation appeared in these families (Achilli et al., 2004).

The majority of the rainfall samples had a Cl− concentration of 1.5 2.5 mg L−1, and the excess of Na+ over Cl−, combined with a strong excess of non-marine SO2−4 and the overall precipitation chemistry, indicates that some solutes were contributed from terrestrial sources during the air mass trajectory over land.

Detection distances between 22 und 35 m (mean 27.4 m ±4.3 m SD) appear rather high since the male song uses high frequencies around 25 kHz, and such high frequencies suffer from strong excess attenuation in scattering vegetation [33].

Finally, the OD distribution of the Gabonese population sample showed a strong excess of values in the range [0.05, 0.20] (relative to the reference distribution), but, thanks to the use of a conservative approach, these values were not considered as positive.

The excess of prevalence in HMPC was mostly due to a strong excess in immigrants from Southern Asia and Northern Africa.

20 Apart from Kaposi sarcoma, the strongest excess cancer risk in those registered for OST was observed for liver cancer.

At all investigated temperatures, in the continuous system, oligomer yields were in strong excess with respect to monosaccharide yields.