Sentence examples for exaggerated weight loss from inspiring English sources
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.
Gpa33 −/− mice also exhibited increased susceptibility to chronic colitis as shown by more exaggerated weight loss following each cycle of DSS (Fig. 3B) and impaired crypt regeneration and resolution of colonic inflammation compared to WT (Fig. 3E,F).
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.
Improvement in postprandial glucose metabolism after gastric bypass is an immediate and direct consequence of the gastrointestinal rearrangement, associated with exaggerated GLP-1 release and independent of changes in insulin sensitivity, weight loss, and caloric restriction.
The exaggerated -- in Judge Styn's estimation, false -- assessment of weight loss made it into dozens of Xenadrine advertisements, and proved critical to his false-advertising ruling.
Changes in behavior included hyperphagia and polydipsia despite weight loss, and stereotypic movements including head tossing, repetitive and exaggerated lifting of the legs, diminished alertness, and occasionally aggressive behavior in the advanced stage of disease.
Postoperatively patients have reduced hunger after both procedures, but there are lower brain hedonic and exaggerated gut hormone and bile acid responses to food after RYGB that would explain its greater efficacy for weight loss.
Rapid weight loss produces some very dramatic changes in energy metabolism, and the fact that the subjects were in that exaggerated state of metabolic flux when they started the study may have amplified the effects of the three diets.
