Sentence examples for exaggerated differences from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, and German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, meet in Paris to iron out what may well be the somewhat exaggerated differences between them.

Lack proposed that competition for seeds had caused the evolution of exaggerated differences in beak sizes between finch species that coexist.

And when the researchers exaggerated differences in leg length by adding a 12-millimeter-thick sole to the volunteers' left or right shoe, they found no systematic effect on the tendency to veer left or right, the team reports online today in Current Biology.

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.

This can give rise to artificially exaggerated differences in AP amplitudes, with consequent spurious changes in APD estimation, even when underlying AP shapes are very similar.

The non-completers were somewhat older, with less education, which could have exaggerated differences between chest pain cases and the reference group.

There is no exaggerated difference between the compensation for blue-collar workers and white-collar employees, although upper levels of management earn generous incomes and benefits.

Then Obama exaggerated the differences between his budget and the Ryan budget.

Adjustment for known risk factors in this study further exaggerated regional differences.

In relation to the variables available for our study, it is likely that some misclassification exists, although if this is random with respect to specialist status, it will have attenuated rather than exaggerated the differences in outcome by this factor.

A three-goal margin exaggerated the difference between the teams, but without a doubt, City's path is upward while Liverpool's, alas, is downward.