Sentence examples for exaggerated damage from inspiring English sources

Or even why people have flooded the capital, causing such overcrowding that the earthquake we see today can inflict this sort of exaggerated damage.

It was also demonstrated that bleomycin treatment caused exaggerated damage to AEC integrity, severe fibrosis, and high mortality in CD151 KO mice.

Nearly eight out of ten Labour members believe that accusations of antisemitism are being exaggerated to damage Jeremy Corbyn and stifle legitimate criticism of Israel, according to a YouGov poll for The Times.

To determine the protective role of quercetin on exaggerated liver damage induced by HFD, we measured the mRNA and protein expression of CD36 and MSR1, two main scavenger receptors involved in ox-LDL uptake, by RT-PCR and western blot analysis.

His detractors in the Conservative Party argue that Mr. Carney tried to scare the electorate into voting to stay in Europe with exaggerated forecasts of economic damage, then acted precipitously to cut interest rates even as the economy proved resilient.

Trump's move was a surprise to many, and a happy one for green-energy advocates, who contend that concerns about environmental damage are exaggerated and remind critics that the power they provide can help fight global warming.

If DKC1 mutation leads to an exaggerated response to DNA damage and premature cell death then the HSC of a DC patient with a DKC1 mutation would suffer a growth and survival disadvantage that would likely result in qualitative impairment of differentiation and development, as well as a quantitative reduction of the HSC pool.

I can taste it in the chicken salad but not in the leaner tuna, partly explaining the extra damage — and the exaggerated siren's call — of the former.

Clinically, EBOV infection can result in exaggerated inflammatory responses and multiorgan damage, although the pathogenesis (including the inflammatory pathogenesis) and the viral virulence factor(s) involved in the excessive inflammation induction and viral pathogenicity are largely unclear.

However the filmmakers did take a few liberties, and exaggerated most of the external damage that took place during the haunting.

The current theory is that an exaggerated regenerative response to mucosal damage occurs [ 8].