Sentence examples similar to overstated significance from inspiring English sources

Failure to account for this correlation, or clustering, can lead to overstated statistical significance [ 5].

Keith Bogans is the only significant piece missing from a team that made the Eastern Conference finals last year, and his significance is easily overstated: Bogans started all 82 games, but played less than 18 minutes and averaged 4.4 points.

An article in some editions on Tuesday about a vote on a plan to replace a section of wood planks on the Coney Island Boardwalk with plastic and concrete overstated, in some copies, the significance of the action taken by the Public Design Commission on Monday.

The significance of the manuscript's "findings" is dramatically overstated: e.g. the "control" of elongation by σ in vitro is not quantified in terms of elongation rate, pausing efficiency or pause half-life, instead the reader is presented with a (phosphor)image s/he can only eyeball.

Nevertheless, Magna Carta's significance during the founding of the American colonies is almost always wildly overstated.

Call it overstated understatement.

I kind of overstated it".

The argument is provocative but overstated.

The analogy was both overstated and unflattering.

The opposite, overstated, was what was meant.

Has the digital revolution been overstated?