Sentence examples for relatively inflated from inspiring English sources

A new study showing that men are often their own favorite experts on a given subject is the latest piece of evidence that guys have relatively inflated opinions of themselves and therefore might push harder for higher pay.

The key advantage here is that a significant amount of the price risk has been avoided, but the difficult part is being quick enough to get into the position while the implied volatility is still relatively inflated and before it falls back to a level that brings your annualized expected return below 12%.

As the majority of the genome is depleted in CG dinucleotides, a random sampling of the genome included in this kind of analysis would relatively inflate the LCG proportion, suggesting that RefSeq-defined promoters in the LCG category should be viewed as annotations of questionable reliability.

In addition, if anything, the lower response rate may have artificially inflated the (relatively low) percentage of respondents with knowledge of the Code because those potential participants who chose not to respond are presumably less likely to be aware of its existence.

The technology involved in flying a legonaut or cosmoteddy is relatively simple – inflate your balloon, attach payload and watch it go.

As well as having more pressing financial concerns that previous generations haven't had to face – student debt, an inaccessible and inflated housing market, relatively lower wages for skilled work – pensions just don't appear to be a trustworthy option.

Although ANOVAs may be relatively robust against such violations, inflated Type I and II error rates may be the result if the normal distribution requirement is not met.

The total number of times costs were mentioned (166 times) appears to be relatively high, but this number is inflated by a few studies with cost as their primary focus.

Sensitivity and specificity estimates can be considered as representative for an African female population consulting gynaecological services; however, positive predictive values are expected to be inflated because of the relatively high prevalence of CIN2+.

By doing this, it 'corrects' simpler methods for ranking players which can be inflated (or deflated) by facing relatively weak - or strong - opponents.

However, in that study using biomass fuel was collinear with urban/rural location and so the relatively large odds ratio may have been inflated by residual confounding.