The phrase "over informative" is not standard in English; the correct term is "overly informative." You can use it to describe something that provides more information than necessary, often leading to confusion or information overload.
Example: "The report was overly informative, making it difficult to extract the key points."
Alternatives: "excessively informative" or "too detailed."
The GeneRecommender scores every gene g based on the extent to which its expression profile correlates with the query over the informative experiments identified in the previous step.
Over 100,000 informative single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and gene expression markers (GEMs) were developed for AT analysis, which led to the identification of 10 SNP and 7 GEM association peaks.
Again, this adds substantially to the Atlantic halibut sequences from other research groups, many of which were of mitochondrial origin, and which contained slightly over 900 informative AutoFACT annotations.
While the memory items of the ADAS-Cog are informative over the whole range of memory impairment, language and praxis items hold information only for pronounced levels of language and praxis impairment (Fig. 3a-c).
An MHRA spokeswoman said: "For over-the-counter medicines, informative names are permitted to help patients select an appropriate product without input from a healthcare professional".
If there were an Emmy for most entertaining and informative voice-over, the USA spy thriller would win it.
We also did not examine the impact of informative cross-over.
Furthermore, we include only informative crossing-over and gene-conversion events that can potentially change the genealogy of the sample at the marker locations.
Then, the rate of informative crossing-over events for the ith lineage is given by ρ f i and the overall rate of crossing over becomes ρ t = ∑ i = 1 i = k ρ f i.
Therefore, it is informative over and above detailed measures of education, employment and language proficiency.
