Sentence examples for may have overemphasised from inspiring English sources
Bone scaling studies may have overemphasised midshaft strength when joint stress may be just as constraining.
"The mother may have overemphasised her child's communication ability and seemed intent on making him do what was requested, even interrupting his play, perhaps I needed to clarify any concerns the mother had".
Previous commentary may have overemphasised the impact of direct to consumer advertising for many individual drugs for which evidence that it increases use is either weak or non-existent.
We conducted four additional FGDs with non-group members in control VDCs because FGDs in intervention VDCs may have overemphasised issues linked to ongoing women's group activities, including nutrition and perinatal and infant health.
Concerns regarding the use of neuromuscular blockers relate primarily to the risk of critical illness myopathy [ 63, 64], a concern that was not borne out in this study and which may have been overemphasised [ 65, 66].
Glurp is unusual because it is expressed in a number of stages exposed to the human immune response including on the sporozoite, liver schizont, merozoite and gametocyte [38] and shows very strong geographic structuring, however it is possible that the small sample size for each population has overemphasised the diversity among locales.
Friends may have surmised.
