Sentence examples for effect may be exaggerated from inspiring English sources
But a new study suggests that fear of the "July effect" may be exaggerated.
Based on established taxonomic relationships between Drosophila species it is likely that there has been multiple gains or losses of genes in these genomic regions, although this effect may be exaggerated due to inaccuracies in the genome assemblies or gene prediction models.
Health effects may be exaggerated, or on the contrary underplayed.
It is possible therefore that treatment effects may be exaggerated in these trials [ 5, 6, 8, 24].
However, as peak effects may be exaggerated in single dose studies of long-acting insulin analogues and the concept of long-acting insulin is to provide continuous basal coverage, steady-state pharmacodynamic studies are probably more clinically relevant in this situation.
This masks the other radiation effects and may be exaggerated, as no shallow, slow layer was included (e.g., Goto et al. 2012; Ide and Aochi 2013).
The United States still has big problems with race (see article), but its effect in the general election may be exaggerated.Mr Obama's main problem with white voters may have more to do with class than race.
The effects of poor choice of data may be exaggerated in a natural experiment whose effect is not clearly understood, since it may have differential effects on different sub-populations, leading to erroneous conclusions.
Because Th1 (IFNγ) and Th2 (IL-4) responses cross-regulate each other transcriptionally, the effect of estrogen or testosterone in skewing Th responses may be exaggerated.
