The exaggerated value represented several billion dollars worth of the $14 billion write-down that Enron's new management said would be appropriate.
As Berry states [ 41], excessive personal bias and exaggerated roles represent an ongoing dynamic and challenge during the elite interview process.
If the less-stereotyped sequential patterns of wild-type mice are viewed as the norm (and not as a sequential deficit), then the mutant tendency to complete stronger syntactic patterns must be viewed as sequential super-stereotypy, representing the exaggerated serial rigidity feature of compulsive behavior.
Laying bare the modern Indian psyche, he approaches it by way of his loserish protagonists -- unfaithful wife, accidental murderer, washed-up basketball star who cries too easily, alcoholic father, 7/11 worker -- many of whom represent exaggerated pieces of his own personality.
Multirecurrent pterygium is easily complicated due to the exaggerated proliferative tendency represented by active fibroplasia, wound contraction and angiogenic sprouting.
California's political culture represents an exaggerated version of the nation's, with starkly polarized parties and rules that inhibit leaders from acting.
The fact that these realms are represented in exaggerated, often comical pictures does not make them less disturbing, but it does create a sense of enchantment that turns bad feelings inside out.
On reheating, a dispersion of eutectic liquid droplets forms that represents an exaggerated version of the liquid puddles that solidify pinched-off between Al dendrite arms during conventional casting.
This study suggests that the problem of off-target effects in transgenic mice have been exaggerated and that CAS9/CRISPR represents a highly effective and accurate method of deleting putative neuropeptide gene enhancer sequences from the mouse genome.
However, it has been postulated that IRU may represent the exaggerated and dysregulated cellular immune response to cytomegalovirus antigens in the eye by HAART mediated improvement of immune function [2, 6, 7].
