In sum, biliverdin treatment prevented RV fibrosis and exaggerated weight gain and improved survival in the HO-1−/− mice exposed to chronic hypoxia.
A 2009 study found that students who exaggerated their GPA later demonstrated improved grades.
Alexander Morozov, chairman of the city council, tells the Guardian these claims of widespread health problems are greatly exaggerated, arguing that the environmental conditions had greatly improved.
This anti-platelet effect may be via improved endothelial function and increased systemic nitric oxide bioavailability that inhibits exaggerated platelet activation [ 26].
After all, improved tooth cleaning can and should be a realistic and not an exaggerated expectation.
Then he exaggerated the trade deficit, falsely claimed that the budget deficit hadn't improved since President Obama took office, and pointed to the rising national debt.
By Mr. Edwards's account, Mr. Dunlap always assured him that the exaggerated profits could be made up, and the falsifications thereby concealed, when results improved later.
Congruently, ACE2 overexpression improved fasting glucose in diabetic mice [ 103] or vice-versa, the loss of ACE2 exaggerated high-calorie diet-induced insulin resistance [ 104].
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.
But George's reputation for miserliness was probably exaggerated, and his improving health merited nourishment.
However, experience from Switzerland suggests that proactive information can help to improve knowledge on AE without provoking exaggerated reactions.
