Sentence examples for of excessive development from inspiring English sources
If ductal constriction is less severe or chronic, fetal pulmonary arterial hypertension may be a consequence of excessive development of the arteriolar smooth muscular layer and constriction of the pulmonary arterioles.
Lack, or limitation, of movements leads to excessive development of the periarticular connective tissue [ 5].
The chapter examines two kinds of failure mechanism of reticular shells: the dynamic instability mainly due to the second-order effect of shell structures and the strength failure mainly due to excessive development of plastic deformation.
Some hypothesize that the high AMH level is a consequence of androgen-induced excessive development of small antral follicles.
It was concluded that material selection together with low amount of water flow through the outlets, a low water pressure and the length of water stagnation at a temperature of 35°C were responsible for the excessive development of biofilms in non-touch fittings.
Double flower, characterized by excessive development of petals, is one of the most important traits of ornamental flowering species.
These results demonstrate that the allelopathic activities of certain macrophytes could potentially prevent the excessive development of benthic biofilms in shallow lakes and wetlands.
It also can shorten the residents travel time, support regional urban system development, relieve the population of city center, and inhibit the excessive development potential of the car.
This suggested certain inherited syndromes, including gynecomastia, which is the excessive development of breasts in men, usually the result of a hormonal imbalance.
If necessary (excessive development of hooves), hooves were trimmed after examination of the limbs.
The evidence of this is seen in patients suffering from xeroderma pigmentosum with excessive development of severe dyspigmentation and skin tumors due to impaired nucleotide excision repair, which is important for repair of UV-induced cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers and other photoproducts.
