Sentence examples similar to Excessively merged from inspiring English sources

While several studies have merged medical data mining techniques with statistical analysis, their proposed mechanisms are excessively complex and are not particularly accurate for individual patients.

"The lots as merged will be consistent with the surrounding pattern of development and will not create an excessively large lot that is not compatible with the surrounding development," she wrote.

His two interests merged.

The sessions were merged.

Spain Tags merged.

They merged.

The necessity to repeat phrap on large datasets probably merges distinct but similar sequences excessively, leading to a loss of microsatellites but also a canceling loss of "nonredundant" sequence to host them.

Even if the merging airlines run complementary services that do not overlap excessively, some consolidation of routes seems inevitable.

Emotions merge.

To merge?

Or merge.