Sentence examples for exaggerated muscle from inspiring English sources

Although the cervical (neck) vertebrae had numerous cavities and excavations (pleurocoels) to reduce their weight, they were robust, with exaggerated muscle attachment sites and ribs that interlocked for strength.

Moreover, exaggerated muscle nAChR activity results in abnormal primary motoneuron development (Lefebvre et al., 2004).

It was initially discovered when mutations of the myostatin gene was found to correlate with exaggerated muscle hypertrophy.

With spasticity-related hypertonia, lack of modulation of the stretch reflex causes premature and/or exaggerated muscle contraction that may resist the passive stretch.

Our model suggests that G allele carriers show heightened sensitivity to mild muscle damage, with both exaggerated muscle swelling and inflammatory response, and this leads to greater susceptibility to muscle hypertrophy.

Then invite them to use their imagination to create a silly version: add roller skates, a polka dot bikini, a tutu, juggling balls, birthday hats, exaggerated muscles, banana peels to slip on, etc. Repeat as needed!

Airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR) is an exaggerated smooth muscle constriction observed in certain individuals among a population, which can occur in response to a variety of stimuli such as histamine, exercise, cold air, and methacholine (MCh).

Several weeks after injury, a spastic syndrome develops showing exaggerated tendon jerks, increased muscle tone, and muscle spasm (Hiersemenzel et al., 2000).

They may have difficulty in the oral phase of the swallow due to inadequate function of the oral muscles, exaggerated oral reflexes and altered oral sensitivity.

An extreme, and much more colorful version of Japanese Kabuki, this form of ancient storytelling involves vivid make up (applied by actors right on stage prior to the performance), exaggerated facial expressions and muscle control, and outrageously designed costumes, in a performance syncopated to the beat of drums and chimes.

Therefore, exaggerated shortening of contracting muscle fibers due to increased tendon deformation makes sarcomeres work at shortened, far from optimal, lengths, and consequent lower force production.