Examples of using An excess in English and their translations into Polish
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It's when a starved body can't process an excess of new food.
So you consider us an excess?
But you know, you could die from an excess of whipped cream.
By the way, in some regions it was called"ash-like" probably, from an excess of feelings!
It is the second largest in Africa and can accommodate an excess of 3,500 people.
Having low signal strength can cause the connection to drop due to an excess of data loss.
Prices tend to fall when there is an excess of machinery in the market,
Example: If you take a CDW insurance with an excess of 700 USD- you will be covered for damage
In 1776 Matthew Dobson confirmed that the sweet taste comes from an excess of a kind of sugar(called glucose)
If it senses a lack of oxygen or an excess of carbon dioxide in the blood it will speed up breathing.
Loss' means an excess of deductible expenses
Such illnesses should be associated with an excess of light, or rather with its presence at the wrong time of day, the researcher believes.
With an excess of nutrients in the soil formed mainly from lobelia leaves and stems at the expense of buds and flowers.
Profit' means an excess of revenues over deductible expenses
With an excess of sunlight, use a cloth with UV protection,
With an excess of nutrients in the soil formed mainly from lobelia leaves
which is associated with an excess of a chemical called uric acid(urate) in the body.
Their appearance indicates hypoplasia or incipient enamel caries and may also be a consequence of fluorosis- a disease caused by an excess of fluoride in the body.
As“Rzeczpospolita” wrote, the budget has seldom achieved an excess of income over expenditure over the first three months of the year.
which is associated with an excess of a chemical called uric acid(urate) in the body.