Sentence examples for lead to overstatement from inspiring English sources

We have extensively relied on GO term and KEGG pathway analysis to identify the functional implications of our results, which may lead to overstatement of the biological significance of our findings.

Second, the covered phenomenon leads to most IGT related studies misinterpreting the effect of gain-loss frequency in situations involving long-term outcomes, and even leads to overstatement of the foresight of normal decision makers.

If the loss reserve or marketing expense is accurately calculated, the mischief does not lead to an overstatement of net income.

However, large sample sizesmay lead to an overstatement of lack of fit [ 32].

It has been argued that this may lead to an overstatement of this cost.

Second, searching publications by last name and first initial may lead to either overstatement or understatement of publication status, as reviewers may have common last names, have changed their last names, or use a different first initial to the first name they use routinely.

They argue that the calculation methods suggested by regulators in the rule could lead to an "extraordinary overstatement of exposures".

"While the qualitative discussion remains valid, this did lead to a considerable overstatement of future deferred taxes," he wrote.

Oliver Stone has apologized for saying that "the Jewish domination of the media" had led to an overstatement of the damage that Hitler did to Jews during the Holocaust.

(Gitlin's taste for grandiloquence sometimes leads to cartoonish overstatement, as when he says that "the movie of the Republicans' collective biopic should come with a soundtrack of gangsta rap").

Andersen, the company's auditor, has admitted to an "error of judgment" in its treatment of the debt of one of Enron's off-balance-sheet vehicles; these vehicles led to an overstatement of profits by almost $600m over the years 1997-2000.