Sentence examples for models excessively from inspiring English sources

Guerriero and Guido [ 8] and Spyropoulos [ 9] highlighted another research paradigm; many, indeed too many studies, have been proposed mathematical models excessively, or only in the majority of cases, applied to "the process" of surgical planning and scheduling, which often did not provide practical clues for solutions to be adhered to in operating theatres.

The way the group financed itself, "a reckless business model excessively reliant on wholesale funding", according to MPs, had been caught short by the credit crunch.

Traditional identification models relied excessively on monitoring data, and are laborious and data intensive (Cheng and Jia 2010).

Without accounting for the reduction, the numerical model produces excessively conservative results.

The results reveal that accounting for the economic operation of EVs leads to the integration of significantly higher capacities of RESs compared with a sizing model that excessively relies on V2G and does not recognize battery-fading economics.

The choice of clean training points is critical to avoid the overfitting problem which occurs generally when the model is excessively complex, which is reflected by a high accuracy over the training set and a low accuracy over the testing set (unseen points).

Overfitting [ 24, 25] occurs when the model becomes excessively complex.

Because of left skewness, the natural logarithm of BLLs from the blood lead data served as the dependent variable in our multivariate statistical analysis, in which we used a weighted regression model to avoid having model output influenced excessively by tax parcels with multiple records.

It's one thing knowing that models are airbrushed excessively, but it's something quite different when we are encouraged to apply such digital enhancements to ourselves.

However, it is unknown whether these or any other animal models also show excessively rigid sequences, in the sense of a stronger multi-element and rule-governed sequence that becomes more rigid as a single complex pattern.

"So not excessively excessive.