over-response

An abnormally intense reaction to a stimulus; an inappropriate degree of response.

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AMH is becoming a routine test in assisted conception, reflecting a decline in the primordial follicle pool during the later reproductive years, and also identifying women at risk of over-response," said Dr Mayuri Assudani, IVF expert from Nagpur.

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over-response the "That's what we heard from gardai at the time and that was the truth.

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Again, an over-response can result in calls for inquiries.

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(1) Glomus tumors are thought to arise as an over-response to changes in body homeostasis.

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Furthermore, this over-reactivity may be mimicked by the over-response to the trauma of joint injury.

Psychophysiological benefits of exercise in the treatment of fibromyalgia and myofascial pain disorder

Neumann said in an interview White coat hypertension appears to be a classic over-response to emotional stress.

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The trick is to find which cytokines generate a protective immune response and which either distract the immune system or cause an over-response.

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As the editors note, "The public sector has more latitude of response, including no response or over-response ...

Public Sector Employment in a Time of Transition

These researchers are also devising new strategies to rein in the body's sometimes fatal over-response to bacteria.

(Anti-) septic strategies; new drugs hold promise for treating life-threatening bacterial infections

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