Sentence examples for implemented overly from inspiring English sources

While the strategies above could be easily implemented, overly simplified conversion to surrogate categories may lead to loss of information, and the resulting estimates corresponding to surrogates or proxies have distinct interpretations than the ones corresponding to individual exposures.

He's been the subject of a number of major biographies and he plays a major role in the voluminous literature that pits cold war "traditionalists," who see him as staunchly standing up to an expansive Soviet Union, against the "revisionists," who believe Truman helped implement overly militaristic, confrontational policies.

Our experience from the 1970s showed us that it's impossible to implement an overly expansionary monetary policy without causing inflation.

Prosecutors lobby for and implement these overly harsh sentences because they see them not as a proportional response to the crime at issue, but because they're useful leverage to force petrified defendants to flip and testify against others.

Given the complexity of the response in Haiti (and elsewhere), and the rapid evolution and turnover of health services, it would be near impossible to implement an overly comprehensive or complex health information system during the acute phase of an emergency.

We compared relative ranks of enrichments, as the binomial-based test implemented in GREAT has overly significant P-values (inflated type I error rate).

These implementation methodologies were easy to implement, but were overly simplistic, and the integration of both qualitative and quantitative factors remained a central problem in these implementation methodologies.

Education sector reforms to remedy the overly competitive and elitist school system were not implemented.

Overly noisy electrodes were rejected using the variance criterion implemented in the function reject_varEventsAndChannels.m of the BBCI toolbox [37].

The worst case scenario ramifications of Path's rushed and poorly implemented contact alert system lie somewhere in murky waters between identity theft and overly aggressive marketing tactics in case of an acquisition.

Paul Krugman may be overly sanguine about the likelihood that health reform will be well-received after (or if) it's implemented.