Sentence examples for thus excessively from inspiring English sources

Thus, excessively high or low calcium level is brought back to a normal level by such PTH feedback mechanism.

The IRS, he says, was forcing him to award dividends within the old employee stock ownership plan in proportion to an individual's ownership in the company, thus excessively rewarding longtime employees at the expense of newer ones.

Stone outlines the attempt among Hegel scholars of the late twentieth century to combat the traditional, negative image of the philosophy of nature as essentially a priori and thus excessively speculative.

Thus, excessively higher b-values do not improved tumor detection.

Now a considerable part of Cispadana too used to be covered by marshes (through which Hannibal, on his advance against Tyrrhenia, passed only with difficulty); but Scaurus62 drained the plains by running navigable canals from the Padus as far as Parma; for near Placentia the Padus is joined by the Trebia, as also before that by several other rivers, and is thus made excessively full.

Autoantigens escaping physiological clearance may thus become excessively presented to the adaptive immune system, resulting in loss of peripheral tolerance and occurrence of a multitude of autoantibodies - the waste disposal theory [ 2].

The children with wheezing who had lower serum levels of Zn and VD, and higher levels of Cu and Cu/Zn ratio suffered from more RTIs and severe wheezing attacks in the previous year, and thus were excessively admitted to the ER, stayed in hospital longer, and necessitated more ICU settings.

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A disadvantage is that in many cases the system yields excessively, thus inviting weakening of the rock mass.

To deal with this interference, multiuser detection (MUD) can be invoked both at the mobile station (MS) and BS [9], but its complexity increases excessively, thus making it impractical for implementation even at the BS, where complexity is acceptable.

To correct for possible overfitting and thus avoid an excessively optimistic assessment of marker performance in the correct classification of patients provided by the original ROC curve, the leave-one-out cross-validation (LOOCV) method was used to derive a cross-validated ROC curve and area under the ROC curve (AUC).