The time may be ripe for Stevens in Britain, where his work has never quite had the appeal of Robert Frost or TS Eliot, in part because of its eccentric diction and formidable difficulty, both of which have been overemphasised.
Nonetheless, some have advanced the idea that the detrimental consequences of dehydration have been overemphasised by sports beverage companies.
Concerns regarding the use of neuromuscular blockers relate primarily to the risk of critical illness myopathy [ 63, 64], a concern that was not borne out in this study and which may have been overemphasised [ 65, 66].
We conclude that (i) base transport cost has been overemphasised as a restrictive factor in predictive models, and (ii) factors such as source availability and preference, raw material quality, and potential sociocultural influences significantly shaped prehistoric landscape use choices.
Although dropped appendicoliths can become a source of persistent infection, which may lead to the development of an IAA, in our experience their importance should not be overemphasised, since approximately 30 cases have been reported in the literature, and our patient series includes only one occurrence.
A second crucial part of the tabloid coverage has been to overemphasise the importance of the England manager, who has been pursued with a vindictiveness usually reserved for politicians; a strategy that has obscured the real structural, economic and social problems in English football's recruitment, coaching and development.
Maybe I should have been more industrious in my membership of that, but I maybe overemphasised my departments and my other duties and my political duties and didn't do enough there.
In fact, 2 out of our 16 patients (13%) would have been misclassified using the analytic approach of Stern et al (one for KIR3DL1 Bw6/6 and the other for KIR2DL1 HLA-CAsn80/Asn80). The statistical implication for misclassification and exclusion of patients missing Bw4 cannot be overemphasised.
The importance of issuing early warnings to the population cannot be overemphasised and has been shown to be effective in reducing deaths for a variety of extreme weather events.
The Christian population had been moved into deportation caravans or killed with a "level of sadism and violence that cannot be overemphasised … It was if people were trying to think of how could they do the most cruel things to the most people".
However, it has been argued[47] that this crossing of a threshold is arbitrary and overemphasises the importance of positive symptoms, and that other dimensions might be more informative, such as negative symptoms, functioning, and quality of life.
