Sentence examples for would be excess from inspiring English sources

For instance, at present there would be excess hydrates volume estimations for pipe-lines, equilibrium conditions in energy storage and transportation or carbon capture sequestration and thus increase expenses or loss of productivity where propane is concerned.

When the political momentum for deregulation was building, in the mid-1990's, California's economy was still suffering the aftereffects of a nasty recession; most experts thought that there would be excess generating capacity well into the next decade.

It is unclear why there would be excess relocation off the ancestral X in D. melanogaster and D. pseudoobscura but not in D. willistoni.

Since the lectican-cleaving metalloproteinases, ADAMTS1 and ADAMTS5 are approximately 2-fold overexpressed in the Ts65Dn hippocampus (Supplementary Figure S3 available at http://www.asnneuro.org/an/004/an004e073add.htm), we hypothesized that there would be excess processing of lecticans in Ts65Dn brain that may relate to changes in synapse abundance.

In these species, the non-mating males would seem to be excess baggage carried around by the rest of the population, having no real use.

At the original prices the economy would produce at Q, but it would still consume at C: there would be an excess supply of X and an excess demand for Y.

If nutrients were cycling locally, there would be no excess.

The photovoltaic cell temperature would be in excess of 1,500 °C, and therefore would simply vaporize.

(The equivalent sum for the EU today would be in excess of $800bn).

For science it would be in excess of £21,000, and for medicine just under £32,000.

The corporation declined to say how much the new set would cost but a tender document said it would be "in excess of £15m".