Sentence examples for thus overly from inspiring English sources

The problem for the practical conception of critical social inquiry is then to escape the horns of a dilemma: it should be neither purely epistemic and thus overly cognitivist, nor purely moralistic.

While, as early as 1909, Max Born had given a definition of rigidity that was compatible with relativistic physics, his definition depends on assumptions that are not satisfied in a general space-time, and are thus overly restrictive.

And they are too young to have witnessed Tiananmen Square in 1989 and thus be overly cautious as a result.

Laplace estimate compensates for the node size, thus preventing overly optimistic probabilities at very small nodes.

We tested reproducibility under usual care conditions, thus avoiding overly optimistic error estimates.

Furthermore, dysregulation is expected to be a higher order property of regulatory networks, and thus not overly sensitive to the choice of biomarkers (Cohen et al., 2013).

This also means that finding all trials that are relevant to a specific patient condition is inaccurate, and thus requires overly broad search terms [ 53].

However, many of these patients were living with HCV for a number of years prior to the first year of our data (1998), and already presumably completed their course of treatment, thus not overly influencing pharmacy costs.

The author may thus be overly ambitious by attempting to cover this topic on a global scale, rather than through the prism of 1 or a few governance systems.

Blade element based methods are shown to inadequately account for spanwise flow effects and thus are overly-conservative.

In some in vivo models, xenograft tumors using cell lines may actually be comparatively homogeneous, and thus result in overly encouraging results when a particular drug or delivery system is reported to successfully treat tumors in mice.