"excessively influence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or event in which one person or group has an excessively strong influence on another person or group. For example, "The wealthy CEO excessively influenced the small business, eventually leading to its closure."
In my view, television news tends more to reinforce the existing social and political values than to change them, and the recurring cry that it and other news media excessively influence public opinion in one political direction or another seems to me an empty claim.
One problem in meta-analysis concerns the presence of outlying studies whose results can excessively influence parameter estimates.
Medians rather than means were used for continuous variables because medians are less sensitive to outliers, which can excessively influence means in small sample sizes.
And she said relations with China had been excessively influenced by economic issues during the Bush administration.
Her critics argue that this is simplistic and naïve, but she has buoyed many on the left who are critical of President Obama's economic policies and advisers for being excessively influenced by Wall Street.
Against the monk Jovinian, who asserted the equality of virginity and marriage, he wrote a polemical diatribe Adversus Jovinianum (393) that was frequently brilliant but needlessly crude, excessively influenced by the 2nd- and 3rd-century theologian Tertullian, whose writings were at times unnecessarily harsh toward marriage.
Now review your thoughts, and see whether you may be excessively influenced by messages you get from your family, friends, or the media.
This indicated that no individual sample was excessively influencing the overall precocious versus non-precocious comparison.
Sensitivity analysis was also used to identify studies that excessively influenced the pooled results.
Is this not excessively influenced by apparent morphological properties to the exclusion of essential, though less apparent, properties of cells?
This method was based on the β coefficients (or log of the ORs) rather than ORs, which can be excessively influenced by only a few factors.
