Sentence examples for exaggerated stability from inspiring English sources

Collectively, these signaling profiles of Coro-1A−/− αβT cells provide a framework to link distinctive aberrations in F-actin/IS dynamics, T cell activation and survival/homeostasis in coronin-1A knockout mice (with the paradoxical situation in which F-acting/IS exaggerated stability would in the end result in reduced TCR signal transduction along the NF-κB and Ca2+ pathways).

As a country, we have come to realise the financial gains that can be made by marketing our conflict while also exaggerating the "stability" of Northern Ireland; painting a picture of those who dissent as being in a vast minority with no support whatsoever.

However, our procedure may exaggerate the stability of the complexes of the divalent cations, due to the approximate nature of the hydration energy correction.

Here in the U.S., the news of the regime's stability was greatly exaggerated.

Most expatriates in Amman say fears about political stability and security in the Arab world seem very exaggerated when it comes to Jordan.

To educated Chinese, it was part of a pattern of American-inspired efforts to humiliate China by threatening its trade, designating it as a threat to regional stability, and exaggerating its military strength and internal problems.

structure were exaggerated.

Both views are exaggerated.

Success should not be exaggerated.

Those fears are exaggerated.

"My wealth is exaggerated.