Sentence examples for exaggerated changes from inspiring English sources
Paramax contends in its filing that UBS's margin calls exaggerated changes in the market.
Overall, however, the brass-heavy balance squeezed too much of the Czech lilt out of the symphony, while Norrington's exaggerated changes of speed worked against a sense of unity.
When viewing negative facial expressions, depressed patients show exaggerated changes in activity in the limbic system, particularly the amygdala, in comparison with healthy controls [ 35].
Trading is halted if there is a huge imbalance in buy and sell orders that is likely to lead to an exaggerated change in price.
Oramo seemed curiously ill-at-ease with the Ravel, in which exaggerated tempo changes nearly wreaked havoc with Laideronette and her pagodas, and sentimentality threatened to intrude on the music's poise.
All of these findings together, suggest indirect dysregulation of the angiotensinergic system and inflammation, amongst others, as influencing exaggerated circadian changes in BP in the Schlager hypertensive mouse.
Our study proposes new candidates genes for the arousal-associated exaggerated circadian changes in BP in the BPH/2J mouse, such as Ccl19, Hcrt, and zinc finger and BTB domain containing 16 (Zbtb16).
Similar to light, neuronal firing induced an exaggerated phase change in a per S background compared to wild type in the advance zone (maximum 6 7 hr; Figure 4C).
In conclusion, the present study has identified hypothalamic gene signatures of exaggerated circadian BP changes in hypertension in the Schlager BPH/2J mouse, which displays a morning BP surge similar to that seen in human essential hypertension.
Alternatively, if chickens react to a downshift with SNC effects, we expected to see immediate behavioural changes, exaggerated in comparison with control values.
Taking into account that Jurkat E6.1 cells are somewhat different from normal human T cells [ 61], nonetheless, they are considered a valid experimental model, especially in the light of their exaggerated signaling, making changes much easier to detect.
