Sentence examples for there is exaggerated from inspiring English sources

This supports the idea that when ΔF508 CFTR is inefficient in trafficking, there is exaggerated NFκB mediated signaling due to lack of gap junctional communication (GJIC) of CFTR with TNFα or IL1-β receptors.

Thus, there is exaggerated type I IFN action in the CNS of ME7 animals challenged with poly I C with respect to NBH animals similarly challenged.

"He looks like he could have said things there were exaggerated.

If instead the bearish case for the economy is exaggerated, then there is no need for a rate cut.

This is exaggerated further when there are differential dropout rates between study groups.

Whether that number is exaggerated or not, there is clearly a significant amount of business here, and IBM might see it as a way out of its revenue problems, especially if they can leverage consulting/services along with it.

The concern is exaggerated.

There have been exaggerated reports about the size of Indyk's team – one claimed he has some 120 experts and advisors.

But the phenomenon is generally thought to be exaggerated there: a toxic consequence of Confucian respect for authority and an academic system borrowed lock, stock and barrel from 19th-century Germany.

Artherton is exaggerating.

The OQLF is exaggerating.