Sentence examples for exaggerated inference from inspiring English sources

Non-exaggerated inference to humans was associated with 2.3 news stories per press release, whereas exaggerated inference was associated with 2.5 news stories per press release (95% confidence intervals of difference −0.8 to 1.1).

Results 40%95%5% confidence interval 33% to 46%) of the press releases contained exaggerated advice, 33%26%to40% 40%) contained exaggerated causal claims, and 36%28%8% to 46%) contained exaggerated inference to humans from animal research.

The rancorous and often hilariously exaggerated accusations, satirized by Old Comedy, were sustained by innuendo, inferences about motives, and a complete absence of proof; as J.H. Vince states "there was no room for chivalry in Athenian political life".

For inference to humans, 29/67 (43%) press releases without exaggeration had news uptake compared with 19/38 (50%) press releases with exaggerated advice (95% confidence intervals of the difference −13% to 27%).

By inference, human beings with a constitutively less active or less abundant TC-PTP enzyme might be more susceptible to exaggerated bowel inflammation in case of bowel mucosal injury.

Negative inference".

But these are exaggerated.

He exaggerated only slightly.

Perception is inference.

The inference is clear.

An incoherent inference.