Sentence examples for too many analyses from inspiring English sources

I haven't come across too many analyses suggesting that Mitt Romney is the favorite.

Too many analyses of climate change scepticism assume that throwing more facts at the debate will somehow convince sceptics to change their minds; that the problem is simply a lack of knowledge about climate science.

As for the courts, I see far too many sharp analyses of the law concurring with Trump's singsong analysis of how the courts will rule.

I've been studying this for 25 years, and have heard too many superficial analyses: that this is to do with leisure, or this is a problem of mafia.

Too many risk analyses that hover uselessly below 0.5 or provide too few assessments of 0.7 and higher that later turn out to be accurate tend to create their own pressures for fundamental change.

In order not to burden the reader with too many pathway analyses, we have chosen not to present these data in the revised manuscript.

First, it considers two major global trends, climate change and peak petroleum, jointly; too many recent analyses have focused on one or the other of these, although they will clearly emerge in tandem.

Researchers who study the effects of strokes would love to be able to analyze these images, but the resolution is often too low for many analyses.

However, we were reluctant to exclude too many peptides from our analyses, as this might prevent the detection of other peptides with the same m/z values.

We performed our primary analyses only on studies with uniform BMI cut-offs (narrow criteria) in order to reduce between-studies heterogeneity; however, those analyses may have excluded too many studies; therefore, we performed additional analyses with broad inclusion criteria.

We also aim to counter some of the perceived limitations of these arrays, that is, there are too many 'false positives' in analysing microarray data (Ioannidis, 2007).