Sentence examples for exaggerated rise from inspiring English sources
Further, male spiny mice showed an exaggerated rise in GFR on the high salt load consistent with greater preglomerular dilatation.
The test continues until the participant reaches a target heart rate, unless complications such as chest pain or an exaggerated rise in blood pressure develop.
Four of 36 patients had overt abdominal activity during voiding represented by exaggerated rise in the NIRS parameters during voiding in these subjects.
An exaggerated rise in SBP and diastolic BP DBPP) was recorded at maximal work load, whereby BP rose from 82/50 mmHg to a peak of 201/120 mmHg (ΔSBP/ΔDBP = 119/70 mmHg).
In addition, BDNF is involved in the stress reaction; ablation of BDNF at birth makes animals over-sensitive to stress, as shown by an exaggerated rise in plasma corticosterone levels after immobilization.
With all three of these procedures, remission of diabetes is associated with early increases in insulin sensitivity in the liver and later in peripheral tissues; VSG and RYBG are also associated with improved insulin secretion and an exaggerated postprandial rise in glucagon-like peptide 1.
ReprintsAgainst this backdrop, predictions of the imminent decline of non-OPEC oil production turned out to be greatly exaggerated: production rose about 1m b/d in 1997, to 44m, and will probably rise as much this year.
The first photograph that McCullin had printed in the Observer was a 1958 picture of a north London gang called "The Guv'nors" – a group of teddy boys resplendent in their exaggerated, smart clothes, rising through and out of a bomb-damaged building.
Neither is it new to blame a rise in exaggerated showmanship on downloading.
It warned: While such forms of behaviour typically might start as a largely opportunistic phenomenon and thus lead to exaggerated assessments of a rising Islamist tide, over time they could well turn into more genuine feelings, as the experience of a religiously inspired struggle permeates a generation of fighters.
Manhattan , Inc covering the new money of the 80s, and, in almost sporting fashion, the rise of the exaggerated figures on Wall Street, was, briefly, the hottest spot in New York journalism life.
