This suggests a significant exaggeration of a natural bias in tremor patients to overestimate tremor duration.
This finding has previously been demonstrated in a meta-analysis of clinical trials, where incorporation of results of poor quality randomised controlled trials contributed to significant exaggeration of treatment efficacy (Moher et al, 1998).
I accept there's some exaggeration here for blogging effect, but there is no exaggeration of how harmful this lack of understanding of modern nursing is.
Check for signs of eagerness of friendship, but no really big exaggeration of you being a guy.
"But they are a literary exaggeration of real issues that the Bay does confront".
But it's still simply an "exaggeration" of that ancestral laugh, she says.
That would be an exaggeration, of course, but one well within the bounds of poetic license.
And the vice-presidency is being upgraded into a prime ministership.An exaggeration, of course: but not a complete falsehood.
But Dr. Hopper felt this was "an exaggeration" of Mr. Hinckley's distress.
"But there should not be so much exaggeration of the economic threats from China".
