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According to SearchIgnite, PPC ads delivered by Bing show little cost-per-click inflation thus far (something many in the industry feared), and the company doesn't expect them to markedly inflate in the future either.
Due to low specificity, attempts to estimate the prevalence of depression or screen children on the basis of SMFQ and one- and two-item screen scores set at "optimal" cut points (as determined in this study by convergence of highest sensitivity and specificity) would yield markedly inflated results or many false positives.
Having seen the early pioneers earn considerably inflated wages, others followed and migration increased markedly from 2000 onwards.
"Appraisal Institute research shows that the number of licensed U.S. appraisers has declined nearly 20percentt since 2007, but that decline is from a number inflated by a then-booming real estate market that markedly dropped when the bubble burst," Appraisal Institute President M. Lance Coyle said in an interview with Valuation Review earlier this month.
Even low levels of error result in large losses of information about breakage probabilities, markedly increase the uncertainty in the marker ordering, and inflate estimates of inter-marker distances and total map length [ 17].
Although in terms of design, Freight have improved markedly (there are still a few irksome typos), this book is short but not slight, though inflated by wide margins and a full page grab-quote preceding each story.
Her thinking cleared markedly.
The balloon starts to inflate... and inflates and inflates.
The mood dropped markedly.
Turnout was markedly low.
