Lack of reporting of these data is associated with an increasing risk of bias, in the form of exaggerated and possibility spurious estimates of treatment effects [ 19].
In one of them Lovelace says: "It is desirable to guard against the possibility of exaggerated ideas that might arise as to the powers of the Analytical Engine.
Hence we face the possibility that the exaggerated height of prolactin pulses during the luteal phase (Fig. 1) have a direct inhibitory effect on luteal progesterone secretion.
His author, pursuing punch lines down exaggerated paths, has concealed the possibility of a middle ground.
Our data does not however exclude the possibility of an exaggerated local inflammatory at an earlier time-point following systemic LPS injection.
As is the case with all questionnaire surveys, there was the possibility that patients exaggerated or underreported a condition, partly due to difficulties in remembering (recall bias).
We eliminated the possibility that this exaggerated telomere movement induced upon telomere uncapping is a result of the general DNA damage response state of these cells.
However, we could not completely exclude the possibility that it might have exaggerated his hepatitis during his second return to work.
While this may sound more than a little grandiose, anyone who has experienced the full measure of what committed partnerships can provide, knows that such a claim is not hyperbolic or exaggerated, but is well within the realm of possibility.
