Sentence examples for exaggerated rates from inspiring English sources
Extrapolating those exaggerated rates to the rest of the industry has been producing incorrect estimates of gas in storage.
First, since causes of CD4 T cell loss include exaggerated rates of apoptosis, induced by a variety of viral and host stimuli, inhibiting caspase 8 activation would likely reduce the rate of CD4 T cell loss.
This impairment contributes to exaggerated rates of meal-derived glucose appearance and, ultimately, postprandial glucose excursions.
Moreover, our studies demonstrate that this impairment leads to exaggerated rates of meal-derived glucose appearance in plasma and thus contributes to postprandial hyperglycemia.
The opposite appears true in Bcc chronically infected patients, where mucoidy appears protective and patients with non-mucoid isolates experience an exaggerated rate of clinical decline [ 37, 38].
The suit, filed in California federal court, asserts that FedMod frequently exaggerated its rates of success, advised clients to stop making their mortgage payments, did little or nothing to modify loans and failed to promptly refund fees.
The utility's suit says that Roy Kay failed to disclose the cancellation of at least two major contracts before KeySpan acquired the company and "deliberately exaggerated" completion rates for jobs.
Fine particles have high specific surface areas and their presence in these fractions can cause exaggerated dissolution rates [6], as well as affect reproducibility of dissolution experiments.
Similarly, Pimm and Harvey dismiss Lomborg's detailed, well-founded critique of exaggerated extinction-rate predictions with the ugly charge that this is morally equivalent to denying the Holocaust.
Among those especially at risk are people who are "hot responders," those who experience an exaggerated heart rate and blood pressure response to stressful situations.
Conversely religious devotees, politicians, soccer fans, and pseudo-science quacks won't allow their doctrines, promises, football clubs or bizarre claims to be proven illogical, exaggerated, second-rate or just absurd.
