Sentence examples for overly increased from inspiring English sources

If set too high the production costs are overly increased, lowering social welfare.

If set too low energy production targets may not be reached and/or external costs are overly increased, again lowering social welfare.

This sequence's execution time was overly increased, because the required memory exceeded the available 1 gigabyte RAM.

Her position is part-time, as is that of William Kiley, the finance director, in a strategy devised to divide responsibilities without overly increasing the bureau's annual operating budget of around $300,000.

An initial Sulston cutoff score of 1e-45 was finally selected to be optimal for contig assembly in order to minimize the number of contigs without overly increasing the number of questionable clones.

An initial Sulston score of 1e-40 was determined to be optimal for our data set in order to minimize number of contigs without overly increasing the number of clones with questionable alignments (Q clones).

If all these individual SBRs and their associated normal limits are treated as individual tests, the final semi-quantification classification is likely to be overly sensitive (increasing the risk of type I error) and may give a pessimistic view on this form of analysis.

After the King case the Los Angeles Police Department was criticized for overly aggressive tactics that increased the likelihood of violence during encounters between civilians and police.

A gene that is overly active could cause increased secretions of a protein that may serve as a marker for a cancer.

Ignoring clusters in the analysis can lead to falsely low p values, overly narrow CIs, and increased type I error rates.

Strict guideline adherence could potentially result in overly complicated regimens with increased risk of drug interactions and lower quality of life for people with more than one condition.