Sentence examples for aggravate the effect from inspiring English sources

It may be speculated that subclinical macroangiopathy negatively impacts the brain in T1DM, and that it may aggravate the effect of proliferative retinopathy on the brain.

Last, to address the hypothesis that subclinical macroangiopathy may aggravate the effect of proliferative retinopathy on the brain, we tested whether the interaction terms of subclinical macroangiopathy with proliferative retinopathy were statistically significant for the brain measurements.

This effect is specific to Pil1, since deletion of the homologous Lsp1 has no such consequences and also does not aggravate the effect observed in yeast cells lacking Pil1.

In particular, we expected that the inhibition of diacylglycerol lipases (DAGLs), the enzymes that catalyse the biosynthesis of 2-AG, with the compound O-3841, would aggravate the effect of this lesion.

It is thus possible that other risk factors, which probably depend on the patient population, are able to either attenuate or aggravate the effect of pFN on the course of atherosclerosis.

The absence of correlations between muscle fatigability and any measure of smoking volume contradicts this hypothesis and suggests that the effect of smoking on skeletal muscle fatigability is of an acute nature and/or reaches a ceiling where an increased daily smoking volume does not aggravate the effect.

Now, with the economy slowing and unemployment rising, the question is whether the credit business will aggravate the effects of the recession instead of cushioning carmakers' bottom lines.

He went on to enumerate a list of conditions that could aggravate the effects of swine flu and that characterize a large portion of New York's population: diabetes, asthma, heart disease, lung disease, a weakened immune system and, possibly, obesity.

Eight months ago he defied the world's markets by placing controls on Malaysian capital movements, an act that threatened to aggravate the effects of Asia's economic collapse.

There is evidence of microvascular endothelial dysfunction with increased vascular resistance, and reduced vascular diameter which aggravate the effects of nephron deficit in the premature kidney.

Moreover, intense chronic psychological stress and, more particularly, the concentration in glucocorticoids that it induces, aggravate the effects of cerebral aging.