The main negative consequences of these problems may be summarized as: (i) exacerbating the geometrical growth of the routing tables, and (ii) affecting other network features, such as traffic engineering and mobility, in terms of resilience and disruption tolerant communications.
I see it exacerbating the existing trend of students coming to school with higher test scores but having a growing need for the development of emotional intelligence and social graces.
IFN I drove exacerbated tissue damage and promoted Mtb dissemination, thereby benefiting the pathogen.
As Pharoah et al. [ 9] noted, the most likely explanation for this phenomenon was "that most initial reports are false positive, and the most common reason for this is simply chance/type I error, exacerbated by publication bias" (p. 852).
But as I see it, tech didn't cause this problem, but it exacerbated it.
We show here that (i) CO2 exacerbates the toxicity of H2O2 in a dose-dependent manner; (ii) the aerobic lethality of recA fur and Hpx− dps mutants, thought to be mediated by HO, is CO2 dependent; (iii) H2O2-induced mutagenesis and 8-oxo-guanine levels are CO2 dependent; and (iv) carbonyl content on H2O2 exposure is CO2 dependent.
A number of researchers have found that ACE-Is exacerbate kidney failure in patients with CIN.
The press release issued with the stamps reads like it was written by a Stuart spin doctor: "Ambitious, luckless, romantic, impulsive – four words to describe the Stuart age... " At least the potted biogs that accompany the first-day covers are more measured, blaming Charles I for exacerbating the religious tensions that led to civil war.
Circulating immune complexes trigger type I interferons exacerbating disease in systemic lupus erythematosus.
The fact that we don't have a government, I think, exacerbates the tendency for us to not agree with each other.
