Sentence examples for is much enlarged from inspiring English sources

One of them, Michal Witt, said on Wednesday that the heart is much enlarged, suggesting a lung disease, and bears TB nodules.

In the tubinares, which feed their young a soup of predigested marine organisms, the proventriculus is much enlarged and internally folded, increasing the surface when dilated and enabling a larger number of glands to function.

Large Upper Muschelkalk humeri of large-bodied Nothosaurus mirabilis and N. giganteus differ from the small Lower Muschelkalk (Nothosaurus marchicus/ N. winterswijkensis) humeri by a striking microanatomical specialization for aquatic tetrapods: the medullary cavity is much enlarged and the cortex is reduced to a few millimeters in thickness.

The last edition in 1558 was much enlarged and changed.

Paraná's livestock herds have been much enlarged and improved with help from government agencies.

The country's foreign debt was much enlarged, and a precedent had been established of borrowing for political purposes.

The university had been much enlarged and diversified in its educational offerings through a series of mergers.

This may be much enlarged and adherent to surrounding structures so that its removal may result in serious bleeding.

In some bivalves with long siphons, there are accessory siphonal ganglia, and in many swimming bivalves the visceral ganglia are much enlarged, presumably to coordinate complex swimming actions.

The Greek geographer Strabo said that he "turned the nomads into a nation of farmers". This is exaggerated, since cereal culture had long been established in parts of Numidia, yet there is no doubt that the area of grain production was much enlarged.

The glacier that formed Kootenay Lake caused the river to back up into an enormous body of water that stretched all the way to Libby, Montana, near where the Libby Dam now stands, and possibly even connected to Lake Pend Oreille, which also was much enlarged at the time.