Sentence examples similar to overtly long from inspiring English sources

It is common in large phylogenomic treatments to remove overtly long-branch taxa to avoid tree-building artifacts, or to constrain "well-defined" groupings (such as the Opisthokonta or Plantae) to make computation more tractable [ 21, 40].

The British Horseracing Authority's renewed focus on education, remedial training and the constructive targeting of repeat offenders, rather than relying overtly on punishment, is long overdue – as is their inclination to take a lead.

Roth himself was twenty-nine when he published "Letting Go," a long and overtly Jamesian novel in which a finespun literary drama inspired by the works of the Master is sporadically violated (and enlivened) by scenes out of an overtly Jewish literary vaudeville that point to the works of the Meister still to emerge.

The issue was why: because he wanted to earn money for the bank; because earning huge profits was the only way he could rise through the bank's rigid class structure; because his immediate superiors tacitly or overtly encouraged him as long as he was making profits.

However, the compound is not overtly toxic in the long term cultures used for testing bone resorption, which is surprising for a compound eliminating all proton gradients in a whole cell.

The presenters were relying on one of the most common, long-standing, overtly anti-semitic tropes to make their case, and our representatives said nothing.

Levi's long ago abandoned overtly American imagery in its European advertising.

Subtly, and then overtly, I learned that as long as I trusted my instincts, I was probably going to be right.