Sentence examples for exaggeration factor from inspiring English sources

In actual fact there were 352,000 emigrants in the year ending June 2012, giving us an exaggeration factor of 86.

"It's not like his mouth wasn't a problem five years ago — the exaggeration factor," said the prominent Republican close to Rauner.

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Then, conservatives exaggerated the exaggeration.

Dr. Haddox said that overdose deaths typically involved multiple factors like alcohol and that exaggeration of abuses might cause doctors to deny the drug to suffering patients.

Thus, the estimates of the perinatal risk factors in this study may be an exaggeration of the true risk of cerebral palsy associated with perinatal complications.

Pain catastrophizing is defined as a cognitive factor that implies a mental negative perception or exaggeration of the perceived threat of either a real or anticipated pain experience [95,96].

And while there were many factors that led to the missile crisis, it is no exaggeration to say that the impression Khrushchev formed at Vienna — of Kennedy as ineffective — was among them.

Theoretically, the exaggeration of the stretch reflex in patients with spasticity could be produced by two factors.

However, two factors make an undesirable contribution to BOLD-based fMRI signals, leading to an exaggeration of the spatial specificity and signal amplitude compared with those expected.

However, the available evidence is far from robust and variation in diagnostic criteria for PCOS, associated risk factors (particularly obesity), and selection bias in the studies may have resulted in an exaggeration of the increased risk.