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Meanings of overgrowth in anglès

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Excessive size; usually caused by excessive secretion of growth hormone from the pituitary gland.

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They really are affected by excess nutrients and algal overgrowth, Webber said.
Reuters
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Looked like Quashee had licked that overgrowth problem-inspirit space, at least.
Sister Mine
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Where skeletal overgrowth happens, the fingers may become excessively long or thickened.
Harvest Home
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At presentation, the patient displayed neither generalized overgrowth nor dysregulated adipose tissue.
Pubmed
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The histology of tropical enteropathy resembles that seen in small-bowel bacterial overgrowth.
Pubmed
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Fifty-seven patients and forty controls were evaluable for OCTT and bacterial overgrowth.
Pubmed
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There were deer grazing the overgrowth of grass along the borrow ditches.
Bone fire
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In humans, somatic activating mutations in PIK3CA are associated with skeletal overgrowth.
Pubmed
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They are non-cancerous and are caused by an overgrowth of fat cells.
News.com.au
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The great trouble in cultivating comes in the overgrowth of vines.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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As particular neonatal clinical signs polyhydramnios and endocardial overgrowth are to be mentioned.
Pubmed
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The patient's features do not resemble any reported overgrowth syndromes reported so far.
Pubmed
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To avoid bacterial overgrowth PenStrep can be added without negatively affecting DNA preservation.
Pubmed
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We observed that alcohol-dependent patients displayed reduced intestinal fungal diversity and Candida overgrowth.
Pubmed
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Higher seeding rates again resulted in overgrowth of low- or nonproducers.
Pubmed
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My only alternative was to huddle in the overgrowth, risk the approaching flashlight.
Disciple of the dog
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