Sentence examples for would have exaggerated from inspiring English sources
That is not legal under accounting rules, and such tactics would have exaggerated operating earnings and profit margins.
But defining the market broadly as "all supermarkets" would have exaggerated the pressures faced by both firms.If market-share analysis can be a poor guide to the likely effect of mergers on prices, what might be put in its place?
The observation of increased cytokine production of EGR-2-deficient T cells [12], along with the presence of elevated numbers of CD44high cells in EGR-2-deficient mice (ref. 12 and Figure 1), led us to hypothesize that EGR-2 CKO mice would have exaggerated T cell responses.
If this heightened sensitivity extends beyond OVA to unrelated antigens, as seems likely, mice exposed in utero to ETS and then to other antigens as adults (e.g., Aspergillus, cockroach antigen, bacterial lipopolysaccharide, respiratory viruses) would have exaggerated responses compared with mice not exposed in utero to ETS.
Moreover, a regression toward the mean would have actually dampened rather than have exaggerated the increase in IA-2A among those positive.
However, scientists say the tests may have exaggerated the impact by subjecting animals to doses of CO2 far higher than they would sense during careful gas disposal.
Sometimes they have exaggerated.
They have exaggerated postures and distinctive personalities.
He may have exaggerated, but he had a point.
So I may have exaggerated a little bit.
Another limitation may have exaggerated the strength of any association.
