The phrase "aggravates with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; "aggravate" usually requires a direct object to indicate what is being aggravated.
Example: "The noise aggravates my headache."
Alternatives: "exacerbates" or "intensifies".
Later, the reduction of the photocurrent values appears and aggravates with the increasing of TBA concentration.
It is observed that the variation in intrinsic dc gain (ΔAV) aggravates with TSi scaling.
Overvalued friction coefficients, however, lead to inflated calculated energetic losses, which even aggravates with increasing discharge due to the quadratic dependence between energetic losses and flow velocity.
Power consumption in current high-performance chip multiprocessors (CMPs) has become a major design concern that aggravates with the current trend of increasing the core count.
It is observed that the deterioration in intrinsic dc gain (ΔAV = (AV(K=3.9) - AV(K=40))) with high-K gate dielectrics aggravates with scaling down of TSi (from 2.31 dB at TSi = 12 nm to 5.2 dB at TSi = 6 nm) but increases marginally with scaling down of Lg (ΔAV = 7.6 dB at Lg = 30 nm and ΔAV = 8.7 dB at Lg = 15 nm).
Arkin et al. [42] have recently suggested that endothelial dysfunction aggravates with increased degree of obesity, being more severe in super obese (>50 kg/m2) than in morbidly obese (>40 kg/m2).
"I was very aggravated with my family, I was yelling a lot," Mr. Houston said.
Some users have found the UltraViolet service aggravating, with video streams of varying quality.
"I'm getting really aggravated with all this!" Mr. Alexander shouted this week to a gaggle of journalists hanging around for a quote.
Gomez became aggravated with his inability to string together two good games, and had no fight left in the tie breaker.
Yet since his youth he had suffered from a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, or even Tourette's syndrome, which became aggravated with the years.
