Sentence examples for exaggerated variability from inspiring English sources
There was an exaggerated variability on the choice of empirical strategy.
This strategy of background correction was used in order to avoid an exaggerated variability of log-ratios for low-intensity spots and an offset of 25 was used for both channels in order to further reduce this variability.
White-coat hypertension, an increase in 24-hour pulse pressure and the prevalence of 24-hour isolated systolic hypertension, exaggerated ambulatory BP variability, morning BP surge, disrupted diurnal BP variation (non-dipping), and postural and postprandial hypotension are more common in the elderly and need to be considered so that treatment can be tailored appropriately.
I think it is exaggerated".
Patients in the high education group sometimes displayed exaggerated emotions which increased the pitch variability.
The very large IFITM2 response seen in the duck (553-fold up-regulation) is most probably an over-exaggerated estimate due to the wide variability seen in uninfected ducks (Additional file 19: Figure S11).
It is likely that the complex spatial variability we observed in healthy controls is more exaggerated in patients with brain damage.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
