Sentence examples for overemphasis on reducing from inspiring English sources

"The overemphasis on reducing fat caused the consumption of carbohydrates and sugar in our diets to soar.

Although it is clear that clinicians have a duty of care - especially to disclosure of third party information provided confidentially - there is probably an overemphasis on reducing the information available.

Will overemphasis on poorly justified investment in computers emerge as the next lesson?

To reduce the overemphasis on grading and ranking which was common practice before the reform it was emphasized in the mathematics curriculum standards that [t]he main purpose of assessment is getting the whole picture of process and outcomes of students' mathematics learning, stimulating students to learn and improving teachers' instruction (MoE 2011, p. 52).

Overemphasis on either one may lead to suboptimal designs.

Technological issues aside, an overemphasis on missile defense can threaten U.S. security by reducing incentives for arms control negotiations while creating a fear among other nuclear powers that the U.S. might take advantage of a missile defense breakthrough to launch a first strike.

"They tend to make patients appear less blameworthy but the overemphasis on biology to explain psychopathology can be dehumanizing by reducing people to mere biological mechanisms". Researchers asked therapists and psychiatrists to review mental health patients' symptoms, which were explained either through genetics and neurobiology or by childhood experiences and stressful life circumstances.

This was because they were potentially confounded by the implicit objective of reducing calorie intake to produce weight loss and would therefore lead to an overemphasis on studies carried out in highly selected obese populations in North America and Europe, which may have limited application to non-obese populations or those in developing countries or in countries in transition.

In terms of 'demand management', OSIs can reduce FVDR of patients reviewed in secondary care; however, in terms of 'patient safety' this study also shows that overemphasis on IOP as a criterion for referral is having an adverse effect on both the non-OSIs and indeed the OSIs ability to detect glaucomatous optic nerve features.

The second criticism, overemphasis on alternatives.

Overemphasis on Branch Network in the Service Test.