Sentence examples for examples of over from inspiring English sources

He expected to find a plethora of examples of "over managing, controlling, tyrannical managers," McKeown wrote.

It includes tried and tested examples of over 40 activities.

A new Tumblr, Selfies at Serious Places, documents some of the most egregious examples of over-zealous selfie-taking.

Fig. 2 Examples of over-segmentation (GR_6) and under-segmentation (GR_7).

"We've seen examples of over-regulation, like the response to the Icelandic volcanic eruptions, or under-regulation, such as the sub-prime or eurozone crisis," Mr Cole said.

When asked to reflect more about what they post or their friends post about their kids, some parents started to share examples of over-the-top updates and other parents posting personal information about kids.

Figure  1 illustrates the CB-plots and provides examples of over-representation results from an E2F1 ChIP-Seq dataset.

While we found evidence of under-reporting, there were also examples of over-reporting, that is, reporting injuries and illnesses that did not meet the OSHA case criteria.

We found that the proportion of patients who only had tests within the recommended initial evaluation was low, 12%, while there were many examples of over-investigation.

Potential explanations for these examples of over-reporting include cultural differences in perception of time elapsed, effects of cross racial/ethnic interviewer-respondent effects [ 37- 39], and social desirability [ 40- 43].

This is not an idiosyncrasy of our experimental system, similar observations have previously been reported in Drosophila, both in cell culture and in flies (Gatfield et al, 2003; Metzstein and Krasnow, 2006); examples of over-stabilization of control PTC-less mRNAs upon knockdown of NMD factors were also reported in mammalian cells yet not explained.