It is not excluded that some respondents may have overstated reading information from food labels (social desirability effect).
The choice of five parents is somewhat arbitrary, and the use of the data multiple times for each gene overstates the information available.
This was, in retrospect, a bold promise, and rather overstating the information I have at my fingertips.
We find that the manufacturer and the retailer overstate their information to gain more individual profit.
Conversely, the potential for adverse events may be overstated as the information obtained tended to be based on anecdotal reports and not prospective data that specifically documents harms.
Although information as range has its origins in quantitative information theory, its role in contemporary qualitative logics of information cannot be overstated.
Mets General Manager Jim Duquette said yesterday that he might have overstated the amount of medical information the team had about Vladimir Guerrero's back.
"The profundity with which I do not care about this information cannot be overstated," I began, then promptly deleted, not out of tact but because I didn't want to give my father the satisfaction of knowing I had read his email.
For Galligan, the importance of sending push notifications only for the most relevant information can't be overstated.
The article, using information from the Webster Police Department, also overstated the criminal record of the gunman, William Spengler.
The need to collaborate with relevant regional or international bodies towards creation of transparent and mutually beneficial information generation programs cannot be overstated.
