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This compelling evidence centralizes the role of the intra-uterine environment in inordinately increasing the risk of future T2DM and other metabolic abnormalities, and offers unique opportunities for primary prevention.

A restricted, relatively non-recruitable pulmonary vascular bed with inordinately high-pulmonary arterial pressure was considered to be the most likely mechanism for the failure of RVEF to increase normally with exercise.

In otherwise healthy populations norovirus gastroenteritis is generally mild and self limiting, but there is increasing evidence that it may lead to long-term sequelae [ 7, 8] and contribute to excess mortality in the elderly and the immunocompromised [ 9– 16] who are inordinately affected in healthcare-associated outbreaks.

Since her eight new babies were born before their time and will need far more hospital care than the average newborn, she must be inordinately taxing her health-insurance provider – and thereby contributing to some increase in the costs paid by all the people who receive benefits through that company.

1997 In an epidemiological study of almost 37 000 patients prescribed cisapride in the UK and Canada, serious cardiac rhythm disorders were not found to be inordinately associated with cisapride use; however, the 95% confidence interval was large (0.2 9.8), such that an increase in risk could not be ruled out definitively.

I got inordinately excited.

"I'm inordinately excited".

Village apartments seemed inordinately expensive.

VHC D. K. Arnott: Loading up kerb inordinately?

Crime has fallen, but voters still worry about it inordinately.

Arabs are inordinately proud of their linguistic heritage.