Sentence examples for may exaggerate differentiation from inspiring English sources
Frequency dependant selection acts on antigens under strong immune selection [29] resulting in changes in allele frequency over time, and thus may exaggerate differentiation or alter cluster frequencies seen among countries within the same region, such as that observed for ama1 and MSP1 in the Asia-Pacific.
Such mechanisms may exaggerate inflammation while inducing terminal differentiation via positive feed back cycles.
CARICATURES may exaggerate, but they contain a lot of truth.
The statistics may exaggerate the problem.
The Dalai Lama may exaggerate a bit when he says that 99% of Tibetans trust him.
People may exaggerate their symptoms to get free care or incentive payments offered in trials.
By contrast, market-based measures in Britain may exaggerate inflation fears.
All three measures may exaggerate the size of Mr Bush's lead.
The figure may exaggerate India's achievements.
Using those methods may exaggerate high fluctuations in time-series data, making the result inconvincible.
