Sentence examples for could excessively from inspiring English sources

More specifically, low α values (i.e., higher impact of the last link pETX sample on the link pETX estimation) could trigger unnecessary route changes due to temporary link degradation, whereas high α values could excessively delay route recovery.

Recently, Galland [ 87] proposed a schema in which the gut microbiome could affect CFS or fibromyalgia: the bacterial components could excessively stimulate the innate immune system and induce systemic and CNS inflammation by producing neurotoxic metabolites or could directly stimulate afferent neurons of the nervous system to send signals to the brain via the vagus nerve.

The risk, however, is that this unleashed candor could seem excessively needy.

Fox (2014) questioned the positive effects of BIM use and proposed that expectations of BIM benefits could be excessively optimistic.

Similarly, the Malware could just excessively use the resources and cause large cost for the owner of the VM.

One of major obstacles to the cable length of 1 km or longer is the difficulty in circulating liquid nitrogen (LN) along the cables, since the temperature rise and pressure drop of LN flow could be excessively large.

However, the double energy conversion occurring in the hydraulic branch of the transmission could lower excessively the total efficiency, highlighting the needs for a careful design of the whole system.

Findings from infant at-risk literature are not compatible with impairments confined to the "social brain" although it remains possible that the "social brain" could be excessively affected by earlier distributed impairments.

The play takes place in Violet's garden, and Narelle Sissons's set is spare and stark, where it could have been excessively lush.

Or we could have been excessively fearful, and supported Moscow's contention that the Ukrainians had no right to these things, anyway, encouraging them to just go in and take them.

True [8], this should keep the Fed in the easing game for a while, and that in turn could perhaps calm excessively skittish equity markets (they're worried the Fed will begin to "taper" its bond buying program).