Sir Anthony May, the interception of communications commissioner, reported this year that the intelligence agencies and all other authorities collectively had permission to look at communications data more than half a million times in 2014, but he dismissed claims that there was any "significant institutional overuse of communications data powers".
For 18 months, the F.C.C. has been investigating what it calls bill shock, what consumers experience when they receive their monthly wireless bill to find unexpected charges of hundreds or thousands of dollars for roaming or overuse of voice and data services.
The rise and fall of dot-com names may be compared to the overuse of words like "data," "process" and "info" in previous decades, says Naseem Javed, a New York-based corporate naming consultant.
Critics of the practice suggest that universities are becoming too "politically correct" with an overuse of trigger warnings, but data suggests that this isn't necessarily representative of what's actually occurring on campuses.
API servers are typically managed separately from public web sites, preventing overuse of such data from bogging down sales.
OK, so we can't blame the overuse, misuse, misinterpretation, and worship of the JIF on a lack of data, opinions, and analyses of the impact factor and its discontents.
Other limitations noted during the literature review include the overuse of clinical samples, lack of longitudinal data, appropriate comparison groups, large samples, and ethnic group analysis.
For this group our data indicate an overuse of diagnostic procedures like the exercise test and a lower threshold of hospital admission in men.
A cross-sectional analysis of prescribing data shows that an overuse of short-acting bronchodilators is common in young adults.
In Austria, data on the use and overuse of triptans is missing.
