Sentence examples for over counted from inspiring English sources

This latter assumption was modified for specimens recovered from bonebeds, in order to reduce the possibility that a single individual (represented by two squamosals and two parietals) would be over counted.

The LM damage model evaluated the life of samples from calculation of the equivalent strain energy densities over counted reversals of the applied stress and strain histories on the critical plane.

Overall, Dr. Longino found there were 2,240,067 people age 85 and over counted in the 1980 Census, a majority of them women (69.2percentt) with Social Security as their primary source of income.

Formally, can be expressed as, that is the ratio of over counted tags (when each reader counts tags in its range) to product of original tags and number of readers less 1.

Artists the world over counted him as an influence and mentor, and Japan is no exception.

These patterns, seen in the portraits of Hans Holbein the Younger, were worked over counted threads in a double running stitch (later called Holbein stitch by English embroiderers).

I sauntered over, counting down the seconds until I'd see that smile again.

However to include these cancers could over count multiple tumours.

Or they may be over-counting the left-leaning people under thirty-five, sofe of whom might not actually vote.

Also, the Labor Department has announced that it over-counted the number of jobs earlier in the year, and will have to revise their data substantially early next year.

We further expanded this interesting finding to show that both young and old adults tend to over-count small numbers, but older observers over-count more.