Sentence examples for avoid exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The fifty speakers were untrained to avoid exaggerated expressions.

For the present study, the most conservative approach, (monthly co-occurrence) was adopted to avoid exaggerated estimates.

Therefore, a thorough retinal examination before corneal transplantation seems relevant to avoid exaggerated expectations on surgery outcome.

33 We multiplied the predictor coefficients with uniform "shrinkage factors" to avoid exaggerated model coefficients (see supplementary appendix C for details).

Because cataract prevalence is not rare, we were confident we could perform additional analyses of relative risks (and their 95% CIs) to avoid exaggerated interactions in Table  7.

When endorepellin binds to α2 β1 integrins on endothelial cells, it blocks cell migration and angiogenesis by disassembling actin-stress fibers and focal adhesion [ 56]; this could be a control mechanism to avoid exaggerated angiogenesis.

The revised manuscript must also avoid the exaggerated and overstated claims that mar the current version.

She next lent her voice to the character of Ishani, the reigning Pan-Asian champion from India and the love interest of the main protagonist in the Disney Animation Studios's film Planes, a spinoff of the 2006 film Cars and its 2011 sequel Cars 2. Chopra (who described her character as good hearted) kept the accent very real and Indian to avoid an exaggerated Indian accent.

However, the multiplicity of comparisons has to be factored to avoid making exaggerated claims about the promising SNPs that emerge from such meta-analyses.

In this study, we have used equal amounts of α-crystallin and target protein, ie, 1∶1 ratio, in all the assays to avoid artificially exaggerated differences between αA-wt and the truncated αA-crystallins.

Besides, a correct and efficient clearance will avoid an exaggerated immune response after cell death.