The figures speak for themselves but we should not
exaggerate the effects for Labour because other social trends have been working in the opposite direction.
The input assumptions are adjusted to make the temperature projections match recent temperature trends, thereby
grossly exaggerating the effects of CO2 on the climate.
The scale of the discrepancy lead to accusations that weather station data had been «adjusted»,
thereby exaggerating the effects of global warming, something which the Foundation is keen to investigate.
Other researchers echo his warnings
against exaggerating the effects of the mutation in human carriers, pointing out that there are probably around 100,000 carriers in Finland, but only a fraction of these have turned or will ever turn to violence.
The authors of the study concluded that not only does the age at menopause and smoking relate in predicting mortality, but also that
smoking exaggerates the effects of estrogen deficiency on women with menopause at a younger age.
Her love of colours drives the atmosphere of the work where a mixture of bright hues with more neutral colours are used to create optical illusions whilst fluorescent
colours exaggerate this effect.
They also have a tendency to
presume exaggerated effects for a message on the public and will take action based on this presumed influence.
But Dimitri Lascaris, a partner at Siskinds LLP in London, Ont., who has acted for plaintiffs in numerous securities class actions, says corporations are
deliberately exaggerating the effect of bounties on compliance structures for their «own self - interest.»
Also, it seems intellectually dishonest to advocate a carbon tax when the public is learning that the global warming advocates
grossly exaggerated the effect of carbon dioxide on the climate and satellite data show no global warming for the past eighteen years.
In January the rightwing blogger Richard North claimed that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had «grossly
exaggerated the effects of global warming on the Amazon rain forest».
It is possible, however, to
exaggerate the effects of this lack of material.
Cooking for longer will
exaggerate this effect, providing a good reason to keep cooking times brief.
«We were so surprised» by
the exaggerated effect of no - nicotine vapors, Zelikoff says.
The exaggerated effect in summer may be due to the heat cooking up air pollutants from fossil fuels, creating ozone - rich smog.
Rarely, thiazide diuretics can raise blood calcium and vitamin D can
exaggerate this effect.
I kind of love how big the pom pom is compared to the small bag for
an exaggerated effect.
Pearl does not have to
exaggerate the effects of the Civil War, for even though Boston of 1868 is far removed from the physical battle scars of the war, evidence of the painful aftermath is everywhere.
Borrowing to increase investments («leverage») may
exaggerate the effect of any increase or decrease in the value of Fund investments.
Borrowing to increase investments (leverage) will
exaggerate the effect of any increase or decrease in the value of Fund investments.
All of
this exaggerates the effect of an «emergency» on one's net worth.
Science is advancing, and overwhelming the mass delusion, the folies a beaucoup, about
the exaggerated effect of carbon dioxide.
In the case of climate change, just because some scientists and environmentalist believe in their hearts and hearts that we humans are destroying our habitat, (
exaggerate the effects) does not make it so.
Exaggerating these effects, however, is not helpful.
There could also be other unknown mechanisms driven by solar changes that
exaggerate the effect of small variations in total solar irradiance.
Dr. Lomborg believes that when it comes to computer models of climate change, the International Panel on Climate Change deals all four wild cards in a way that
exaggerates the effect of greenhouse gases.