Sentence examples for inflated reference from inspiring English sources

It said there seemed to be systematic examples of artificially inflated reference pricing within the industry, through the use of "was... " prices formerly charged by the retailer, "after sale" prices that the trader intended to charge in the future, or recommended retail prices set by the manufacturer.

Typically, just 5% of products were sold at the artificially inflated reference price, while a significant number of products were found to have never been sold at that price level.

Due to its inflated reference emission scenario, country X might receive all of the global REDD resources and country Y would get nothing by imposing a stringent reference scenario and thus loosing competitiveness.

The error (inaccuracy) is even inflated during reference dissection, especially by the individual butcher effect (Nissen et al., 2006).

The books also marked my first encounter with the mock-heroic form: Cresswell's elevation of bourgeois domestic drama to the level of Shakespearean tragedy via her use of magniloquence, inflated analogy and classical reference is so adroit that when I read The Rape of the Lock for A-level, it was both instantly familiar and, frankly, a letdown.

We advise the user to take care when using these functions as missing value imputation may lead to inflated stability values for reference genes.

As such, Ka and Ks values calculated from two closely related reference genomes are inflated.

In the first step, the imaging-derived end-diastolic model is treated as an unloaded reference state and inflated to an end-diastolic LV pressure.

These costs related to the reference year 2005 were inflated to 2014 values by applying an average yearly inflation rate of 2,9% (based on the average annual healthcare cost increase of the German statutory health insurance from 2002 to 2012) [12].

I am not at all suggesting that the number of references should be inflated artificially but this brevity is excessive and does not benefit the reader (to put it mildly).

Normative feedback involves information about how a specific reference group actually consumes in order to correct adolescents' "inflated perception" [ 21] and of the amount the reference group typically consumes.