Sentence examples for exaggerated effect from inspiring English sources

In such a network a firm's troubles can have an exaggerated effect on the perceived riskiness of its trading partners.

The DPE argues that the GCC economies are being harmed by continuing to adhere to the fixed dollar peg as the rise in commodity prices is having an exaggerated effect on inflation, which is running at over 10% in most member states.

Synergism means that drug combination could produce exaggerated effect, and antagonism could reduce the total effect.

In the unconventional RP, the charged colloidal particles and surfactants were shown to have an exaggerated effect on Taylor cone morphology and fiber diameter caused by the changes in charge density and surface tension of the bulk solution.

We recognize the fact that the observed remarkable inhibitory effect of LacI on the virulence of S. enterica may be an exaggerated effect of LacI expression using plasmids having low to moderate copy numbers (fifteen to twenty).

Previous inclusion of non-randomized trials or quasi-experiments may have also exaggerated effect estimate [ 21].

Ms. Missoni seemed to like the idea of combining small shapes with exaggerated effects.

Imagine what the museum might have been had it decided to eliminate exaggerated effects and dull homogeneity.

Expressionism (a movement that emphasized the representation of subjectivity through forceful, often exaggerated effects) in Yiddish is clearly represented by the poetry of Uri Tsvi Grinberg.

The Caamaño (2009) criterion accurately predicted reversal occurrence for the altered terrains with exaggerated effects, but failed to predict the weak reversal for the original topography.

Differential LTFU may lead to bias through exaggerated effects in one of the groups.