To make excessive reference to the 2000 election was simply not permissible.
But Kenji's most cloying tendencies uxoriousness and excessive reference to his dogs are also his most forgivable.
But Kenji's most cloying tendencies — uxoriousness and excessive reference to his dogs — are also his most forgivable.
In one analogy, flour proteins are likened to "hippie revelers forming a dance circle during a rare dry, sunny moment at Woodstock 1969". But Kenji's most cloying tendencies uxoriousness and excessive reference to his dogs are also his most forgivable.
Re "Lieberman Sets Stage for Gore as Democrats Seal the Ticket" (front page, Aug. 17), about Senator Joseph I. Lieberman's speech at the Democratic National Convention: I am troubled by the excessive references to faith and God in the Democratic campaign.
aWhile this selection of references constitutes a possible bias toward specific fields and research groups, the intention was to provide a sufficient breadth of examples with potential clinical implications, without excessive referencing.
The presentation follows a modular approach making each chapter as self-contained as possible, thereby allowing for reading of individual chapters, reducing excessive cross-referencing to previous results and offering possibilities for reviewing similar derivations under slightly different circumstances.
Opponents of the bill accused those lawmakers of excessive "pianismo," a reference to the busy, sideways-sliding fingers of a pianist.
The SV coefficients at degrees 13 and 14 have excessive powers with reference to the trend of the SV power spectrum, and are possibly contaminated by considerable noise.
It incorporates 74 items rating on a "yes/no" scale, including nine dimensions: ideas of reference, excessive social anxiety, odd beliefs or magical thinking, unusual perceptual experiences, odd or eccentric behavior, absence of friends, odd speech, constricted affect, and suspiciousness or paranoid ideation.
Because this treatment of data puts excessive emphasis on the reference sequence, giving the presence of the reference nucleotide at each investigated position the "benefit of doubt", we called this treatment of data benefit-of-doubt (BOD) scoring.
