Sentence examples for is therefore over from inspiring English sources

As an unpriced externality it tends to be neglected in market-based transactions and is therefore over consumed and under produced.

David Cameron, September 2007 "The Lisbon treaty has now been ratified by every one of the 27 member states of the European Union, and our campaign for a referendum on the Lisbon treaty is therefore over".

Our health span is therefore over 30percentt of starting capacity.

The experience and training that actors have in reproducing speech is therefore over and above that experienced through natural language acquisition in violinists who like any person who speaks a language are also "speech experts".

The architecture is not optimized for a particular set of standards and is therefore over-dimensioned in many respects.

132 out of the 180 proteins (73%) had at least one known function annotated with GO. 28 proteins were annotated with the GO term 'RNA-binding', which is therefore over-represented among the group of all 180 selected proteins (p<10−3, Figure 3; a detailed list of GO terms is provided in Table S2).

The most likely bias was that people affected by headache, and, particularly, people who perceived themselves to be badly affected, had more interest in responding and were therefore over-represented.

Women with higher BMI values were therefore over-represented in the group with higher adjusted PMD.

Many patients are therefore over-treated with superfluous antibiotic therapy, which increases therapy costs, triggers adverse side-effects, and spurs the emergence of drug-resistant pathogens.

Third, one cannot exclude the possibility that a higher proportion of overweight children were absent from school on the day measurements were taken and were therefore over-represented among non-participants, which in turn could imply that children of divorced parents were under-represented in NCG, as previously stated.

Her CIA career was therefore over, and her life, and that of those she worked undercover with, were put in danger.