Sentence examples similar to Aggravated actions from inspiring English sources

Surgery and procedures are well known to cause pain and stress leading to secretion of cytokines and other hormones known to aggravate insulin action.

Surgeries of all kinds and post-operative pain have been long shown to increase risk of hyperglycemia by triggering cytokines and stress hormones known to aggravate insulin action [ 1].

Rest from any aggravating activity.

This action aggravated the debacle to an extent not yet adequately understood.

Pir Muhammad Shah, the local police chief, agreed that Mr. Mitho's actions had aggravated the situation.

Although ET has generally not produced gas exchange abnormalities in animal models, fluids in HS may have aggravated ETs edema producing actions.

The boy's father has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated battery and mob action.

Asked at today's news conference about the effect the protests had had on consumers, Robert Roach Jr., vice president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said, "Machinists never use job actions to aggravate consumers".

Ligue's 15-year-old son faces juvenile charges of aggravated battery and mob action for attacking Gamboa and an off-duty state trooper working as a Comiskey Park security guard.

There may be efforts to paper over the cracks, but the melodramatic exchanges at the weekend, including accusations of cheating and threats of legal action, have aggravated the bad blood on the left.

Referring to the "legitimate demands of the population", he said that the "repression of peaceful protests and illogical actions only aggravate the crisis and deepen wounds".