Sentence examples for which is exaggerated from inspiring English sources

He is aware at the same time of how his mother is struggling against poverty which is exaggerated by his father who is mean, common and a drunkard.

Conclusion: An isolated and consistent reduction in hip extension during walking in the elderly, which is exaggerated in fallers, implies the presence of functionally significant hip tightness, which may limit walking performance.

La Familia also has its secret-society mystique, which all crime groups have to some degree, but which is exaggerated by the macabre spiritualism espoused by El Chayo and his ilk.

When prospective ECG gating is used (Fig. 14), there may be a delay between consecutive axial acquisitions which is exaggerated in the presence of irregular heart rate.

Diabetes is associated with the risk of oral leukoplakia, which is exaggerated by smoking.

We postulate that this may reflect the impact of intermittent hypoxemia, which is exaggerated in the presence of vulnerable tissue damaged because of chronic hyperglycemia.

One explanation for this is that there are violations of LSI in the subscales of the SF-36 which is exaggerating the scalability.

Aging dampened AMPK phosphorylation and Sirt1, the effects of which were exaggerated by ALDH2.

The courts would also be required to throw out claims which were exaggerated.

The class boundaries are set according to Riitters et al. [26] with the exception of interior and undetermined classes which are exaggerated for visualization purposes.

MRI at 3.0 T is associated with larger magnetic field inhomogeneity and more susceptibility artifacts, which are exaggerated by the complex chemical environment of the amniotic fluid, the maternal organs and skeletal structures [33].