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Officials said she overcorrected, which likely caused the vehicle to roll.

With this bill, they may have overcorrected and gone a bit too far.

Finally, with the covariate adjustment procedure yielding significantly different results than the unadjusted model, it is possible that the adjusted model overcorrected the results (Schafer & Kang, 2008).

Dahliwal overcorrected and crossed both southbound lanes, striking the center concrete barrier.

The distalization was discontinued after 5.5 months when the molars were overcorrected to end-on Class II molar relationship (Figure 5(b)).

In previous downturns, values overcorrected, and in the medium term if weaker occupational demand led banks to conduct fire-sales, or if higher rates forced debt-backed construction plans to accelerate, then we could see over 40% cut from London office values, taking them below our cyclically-neutral metric for the first time since mid-2010.

Overbite and interincisal angles were overcorrected to provide retention of the deepbite.

He's then lost control either because he's aquaplaned or, in panic to regain control, he's overcorrected his steering or braked too harshly.

Unfortunately, he overcorrected and ended up hitting a tree while the right side of his sled was airborne.

To achieve coma-free performance, Jim elected to make a primary mirror with a conic constant of -1.35 (which is "overcorrected" relative to the paraboloid used in a conventional Newtonian) matched with a 2-element, sub-diameter corrector lens.

From the era of "children should be seen and not heard," we have overcorrected our attitudes and have become child pleasers.