Sentence examples for exaggerated weight from inspiring English sources

That is not easy, since the electoral system gives exaggerated weight to Basque and Catalan nationalists.

Gone is the exaggerated weight shift at the start of the motion that put nearly all the weight on her trailing leg.

These biochemical changes are concomitant with an exaggerated weight loss [43, 44], and this measure was employed in this work to demonstrate effectiveness of the LPS treatment.

At MMTV, the station director was a man of exaggerated weight.

In sum, biliverdin treatment prevented RV fibrosis and exaggerated weight gain and improved survival in the HO-1−/− mice exposed to chronic hypoxia.

It is plausible that changes in the gut microbiome of IL-1RI−/− mice may be contributing to exaggerated weight gain, and future studies are warranted.

In our study, biliverdin treatment prevented the exaggerated RV weight gain seen in untreated HO-1−/− mice, restoring RV weight to HO-1+/− control levels but not preventing the hypertrophic response to hypoxia for either genotype.

Daily injections of biliverdin (50 µmol/kg) prevented the exaggerated RV weight gain in the HO-1−/− mice, while having no effect on the RV weight of the HO-1+/− control animals.

In contrast, biliverdin treatment reversed the exaggerated RV weight response in HO-1−/− mice and completely prevented RV injury at 7 weeks.

Undoubtedly, some of this exaggerated concern over weight is supremely modern, and owes its importance to the visual media, especially television, and changing social mores, as well as our improved knowledge of the health risks associated with obesity.

However, individuals from wild-derived lines can spend several weeks in a highly degenerate "decrepit" state characterized by exaggerated spinal curvature, weight loss and extreme emaciation before death.