Sentence examples for exaggerated generation from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, the regenerative potential of the vessel wall would be preserved even when CPC start to get dysfunctional, as long as enough CPC are still available, able to home, and do not yet themselves contribute to endothelial dysfunction, e.g. through the exaggerated generation of oxygen radicals.

The systemic inflammatory response that is a characteristic feature of sepsis is a major cause of cellular dysfunction that may lead to the exaggerated generation of MPs.

Development of the disease is also linked to the loss of the direct antiplatelet effect of insulin and platelets obtained from patients with diabetes who are hyperreactive (i.e., demonstrate increased adhesiveness and exaggerated aggregation and thrombus generation).

Numerous academic studies have found that the extent of social mobility was probably always exaggerated and, in the past generation, may have become deteriorated.

If the Wild Cat's earth and boulders tumbled down the slope, they could wipe out Miaohe and slam tour boats and barges with giant waves.Officials have long stressed the dam's benefits: a reduction (some say exaggerated) in flooding downstream; the generation of (very expensive) carbon-free power; and the creation of a 660km-long, navigation-friendly reservoir.

These questions are becoming even more urgent today, thanks to the emergence of a new generation of dream-stimulating technologies (exaggerated, but not by much, in the show).

Reinforced and reproduced several generations over, it becomes so exaggerated and cartoonish that Christian men's events feature steroid-freaks ripping apart phonebooks in the name of Jesus.

He added that this new generation will continue to execute the exaggerated crossover dribble and still manage to go straight up for a jumper from any angle.

They are probably the most classically physical comics of their generation; Early punctuates his jokes with exaggerated body-rolls, and Berlant drives home her punch lines by freezing, crossing her eyes, and contorting her face.

As a result, their offspring have longer tails and, over generations, the trait continues to become exaggerated (until natural selection steps in, the point at which the tail prevents survival).

For those of us who hid behind a cloak of exaggerated masculinity and now have another woman of our generation who did the same, only far more successfully, this is a revelation.