Sentence examples for surplus levels of from inspiring English sources

One has to consider, however, that surplus levels of HIF-1α may also exert catabolic effects – for example, by inducing the cytokines IL-1β and IL-6.

Positive net income again raised the reported surplus level of the life and health sector to a record level of $367 billion at the end of 2015.

Surplus level of HP may cause toxic effect to proteins, RNA, DNA, and lipids and usually damages the pancreatic cells and inhibits insulin signalling [ 50].

In its latest forecast, the English regulator talks of institutions enjoying "sound surplus levels, good cash balances and healthy and increasing reserve levels".

In Stavropol', this involves a shrinkage of animal husbandry and a consequent release of surplus labor, increased levels of absentee (corporate) ownership of farmland in the more favorable locations, decoupling of the economic fate of successful large farms from deficient local municipal budgets, and an expansion of non-Russian ethnic communities in the countryside (Ioffe et al. 2014).

"We've had years of stock-juiced surpluses at all levels of government," he said.

12 An m=0 would lead to a 50 50 sharing of the surplus irrespective of the levels of investments (see supra note 11).

Business owners may also use child labour if their enterprises cannot generate sufficient levels of surplus (profits) to cover both operational and expansion needs of the enterprise, including wage bills.

Compared to the dual values from the power system optimization problem for base load, this pricing formula can differentiate between different levels of surplus wind generation where the dual would always be zero.

She said the Welsh government and local authorities needed to "assess the financial and education impact of previous school rationalisation schemes as well as the continued impact of high levels of surplus places on all aspects of funding for school improvement".

The fluctuating economic state of the late Tudor period resulted in farmers taking in more land, creating higher levels of surplus goods and therefore producing higher profits.