Sentence examples for exaggerated rate from inspiring English sources

The opposite appears true in Bcc chronically infected patients, where mucoidy appears protective and patients with non-mucoid isolates experience an exaggerated rate of clinical decline [ 37, 38].

Extrapolating those exaggerated rates to the rest of the industry has been producing incorrect estimates of gas in storage.

First, since causes of CD4 T cell loss include exaggerated rates of apoptosis, induced by a variety of viral and host stimuli, inhibiting caspase 8 activation would likely reduce the rate of CD4 T cell loss.

This impairment contributes to exaggerated rates of meal-derived glucose appearance and, ultimately, postprandial glucose excursions.

Moreover, our studies demonstrate that this impairment leads to exaggerated rates of meal-derived glucose appearance in plasma and thus contributes to postprandial hyperglycemia.

Among those especially at risk are people who are "hot responders," those who experience an exaggerated heart rate and blood pressure response to stressful situations.

Nevertheless, the authors warn that an exaggerated growth rate of femtoBSs installed can affect, from an economic point of view, the network OPEX.

Doesn't this oversaturation of American firepower explain our exaggerated homicide rate?

Dobutamine stress in these diabetic animals produced an exaggerated heart rate response only in those animals without carnitine supplementation.

Many clinicians suspect that the exaggerated miss rate in the proximal colon may be related to the different endoscopic and histologic appearance of right-sided colonic neoplasias.

Given the exaggerated death rate from cardiovascular (CV) events in BD, this action potentially is advantageous in the management of BD.