Sentence examples for may exaggerate sampling from inspiring English sources
As implied above, corrections for measurement error made after, rather than before, averaging in meta-analyses, may exaggerate sampling error variance and reduces the variance of the estimated correlation.
Nonparticipation bias may be greater in surveys with higher participation rates compared with those with lower participation rates [ 34], as the differences between participants and nonparticipants may exaggerate real differences between participants and the eligible population sampled [ 25].
The statistics may exaggerate the problem.
CARICATURES may exaggerate, but they contain a lot of truth.
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.
The figure may exaggerate India's achievements.
Using those methods may exaggerate high fluctuations in time-series data, making the result inconvincible.
Investigation with polysomnography may be useful to exclude several rare conditions that may exaggerate CCH [23, 24].
