The conversation consisted of exaggerated gestures noting direction of the livery cab he was driving.
This usually consists of exaggerated swimming movements, and can vary in intensity according to the threat level.
In Australia these are predominantly aired on commercial channels and their coverage of health news stories largely consists of exaggerated and uncritical endorsement of improbable treatments, including fad diets.
Long-term, repeated-dose toxicity studies demonstrated that after either IV or oral lacosamide administration, adverse events were reversible and consisted mostly of exaggerated pharmacodynamic effects on the central nervous system.
HO-1−/− mice exposed to chronic hypoxia develop pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) with exaggerated right ventricular (RV) injury consisting of dilation, fibrosis, and mural thrombi.
A new Pegboard in the office contained two lists of cards, one in blue laying out comedy concepts that may transfer to "Tonight" (including "Telemundo Moments" in which Mr. O'Brien, in pencil mustache, plays an exaggerated telenovela character) the other in yellow consisting of fresh ideas the new show may try (all still confidential).
State Sen. R. Clayton Clay Davisis, excellently portrayed by actor Isiah Whitlock Jr. on "The Wire," was a corrupt and conniving man with a catchphrase that consisted of one word/slur pronounced over an exaggerated amount of time.
This suboptimal model had a more subtle deviation from the data, consisting primarily of an exaggerated dependence of leak on coherence.
In some cases the actual size of the volcanic rock exposure is exaggerated because most of the actual exposures consist of imbricated basalt, chert, and siliciclastic rocks.
The mechanism by which a hypertensive crisis may cause acute and severe LV systolic dysfunction, even causing acute pulmonary edema, consists of acute V-A uncoupling because of an abrupt and exaggerated increase in Ea.
