Sentence examples for too exhaustive from inspiring English sources

If anything, Mr. Auletta is too exhaustive.

This 161-song collection is far too exhaustive, and none of the women were as groundbreaking as Sun's male stars, but every so often a bygone voice leaps out.

Publishers argue that renegotiating contracts with thousands of freelancers for digital distribution would be too exhaustive a process to actually make it worthwhile.

Using too detailed definitions or providing too exhaustive instruction may easily introduce biases, and conversely there is the risk that other visual phenomena unrelated to the magnetic stimulus are misinterpreted as phosphenes (risk of false positives).

Its retro visual style, too retro; the costumes, too tight; the language, too crude; the drinks, too frequent, too spiked; the sex, too exhaustive.

One negative aspect of the information was if it was too exhaustive and took too long to read or absorb.

Since the total parameter space in our cortical oscillation model is too big for exhaustive simulations (for example, for hypothesis 5 and K = 5, Ptotal = 514 = 6,103,515,625), we randomly picked 4*106 weight combinations, see column 4 in Table 1.

Such lists lack any indication of oncogenic relevance, and they are too large for exhaustive experimental validation.

For many concerned organizations, both the number of submitted reports in itself and the number of associated drug ADR combinations are too large for exhaustive manual review.

Manual strategies are either not exhaustive, too time-consuming or not reproducible, and automatic detection is still an area of research [ 21, 33- 35].

Since the GO does not thoroughly manage the relations among subpathways and pathways and its set terms are too large and exhaustive for annotation of the pathway components, it is not enough to annotate for pathway data.