Sentence examples for partly overstated from inspiring English sources
The "Network against colorectal cancer" questionnaire has shown that information on a positive family history is partly overstated when patients fill in questionnaires themselves, as opposed to when they are personally interviewed, and that when findings are positive, only 40%% of those concerned inform their GP or gastroenterologist [ 6].
Early expectations of a 25 30% survival benefit with HDCT over standard chemotherapy in patients with high-risk breast cancer were overstated partly based on data generated by fraud (Weiss et al, 2000).
They attack and vilify their opponents on minor things that they blow out of proportion while trumpeting things about themselves that are overstated or only partly true.
Yet these also partly reflect demography and can be overstated.
London homeowners are likely to be surprised to discover that their property has typically plummeted in value by £27,000 in a month - partly, it seems, because government statisticians overstated the strength of the housing market in January.
But sometimes the figures were deliberately overstated, they said, to increase state aid, which is partly based on attendance.
Some was simply overstated.
seems dramatically overstated.
Was that détente overstated?
