The phrase "enlarged body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical changes, medical conditions, or descriptions of objects.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an enlarged body, indicating potential health issues that needed further investigation."
Alternatives: "expanded body" or "increased body size".
Ritualization of visual signals often involves the addition of colour; elongated or erected fur, feathers, and fins; or enlarged body structures that enhance the visibility of the display.
These findings suggested that using HCV could accelerate between-bout recovery and improve subsequent exercise performance by the enlarged body core temperature margin and blunted cardiovascular drift.
As French philosopher Henri Bergson wrote of our technological society in "The Two Sources of Morality and Religion," "in this disproportionately magnified body, the soul remains what it was, i.e., too small to fill it and too feeble to direct it.... this enlarged body awaits the supplement of soul, the mechanical demands the mystical".
After mating, the female cyst nematode carries on feeding but dies after the completion of egg development, leaving several hundred eggs contained within its enlarged body.
Less physical activity is common during pregnancy [ 80] and is mostly caused by pregnancy-related health problems like sickness; lack of energy; feeling uncomfortable due to enlarged body size; and lack of time (due to work or childcare) [[ 81] ].
So far all experiments leading to a stimulation of Hh signaling in vivo result in an enlarged body mass and conversely, an inhibition of the pathway prevents weight gain [ 11].
At just two months old, they're shipped off to slaughter - babies trapped inside grossly enlarged bodies.
HIPK2 is considered a nuclear S/T kinase that binds and phosphorylates a still enlarging body of targets involved in the regulation of cell survival and proliferation during development and in response to genotoxic damage or hypoxia [1 4].
The large number of setae on the exopods enlarged the body surface and presumably enhanced gas exchange.
CT, under the selective pressure of beta-lactam antibiotics, [ 39] interferon-gamma (IFN-Ƴ) or deprivation of nutrients such as iron and amino acids (e.g., tryptophan), can enter a persistent, metabolically inactive state containing enlarged reticulum bodies known as aberrant bodies (AB) [ 30, 40].
The grub, when it leaves the egg, converts its well-filled storeroom into living-room to suit its growth, eating room for its enlarging body.
