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outgrowth [ˈaʊtgrəʊθ, Am -groʊθ] N

1. outgrowth (growing):

outgrowth

2. outgrowth fig (result):

outgrowth

результа́т m

outgrowth

сле́дствие nt

3. outgrowth:

outgrowth MED, ZOOL

наро́ст m

outgrowth BOT

отро́сток m

outgrowth BOT

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Evidence supports that voluntary exercise leads to increased axon regeneration and neurite outgrowth compared to sedentary animals. en.wikipedia.org

It was probably hollowed out by an outgrowth of an air sac in the nasal bone. en.wikipedia.org

Arguing for these connections is at least partially an outgrowth of the green building movement with its emphasis on new construction. en.wikipedia.org

The chelicerae are very long with odd outgrowths, the legs quite spiny with a more robust and longer frontal pair. en.wikipedia.org

The outgrowth and progression is of limb organogenesis is controlled by self-regulatory, robust signalling system that involves interlinked feedback mechanisms instead of independent morphogen signals. en.wikipedia.org

Stylistically, rescue opera was an outgrowth of the "opra comique", a bourgeois genre. en.wikipedia.org

Anti-modernist views were an outgrowth of the many changes taking place in society. en.wikipedia.org

It is essentially the outgrowth of these processes. en.wikipedia.org

It is believed that microphylls evolved from outgrowths on stems, such as spines, which later acquired veins (vascular traces). en.wikipedia.org

They have hair-like outgrowths on the side of their heads. en.wikipedia.org

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