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This has an exacerbating effect on minorities.

Together, these data demonstrate that only enzymatically active PT has an exacerbating effect on influenza disease.

This is in accordance with the idea that disturbances have an exacerbating effect on cancerous progression.

It is still possible that subclinical hypothyreosis had an exacerbating effect on the poor growth, but currently it remains controversial whether these children would benefit from hormone replacement therapy [ 36].

Although this is a meaningful correlation, the data indicate that other factors besides lignin concentration have an exacerbating effect on recalcitrance, as supported by the individual analysis of stem and leaf data.

The addition of IL-1 from 0.125 to 0.03 pg/μl had no effect per se on cell viability (percentage of viability 96.3% for 0.125 pg/μl, 97.5% for 0.0625 pg/μl, 95.54% for 0.05 pg/μl and 102.3% for 0.03 pg/μl, data not shown), but the three highest doses produced an exacerbating effect on 6-OHDA toxicity (Fig. 7A).

In particular, the combined treatment (neurodegenerative and inflammatory) in the 6-OHDA/LPS group produced more neurodegeneration (54.43%) than the effects of the neurodegenerative treatment (6-OHDA/Veh) (31.67%) and the inflammatory treatments separately (Veh/LPS) (13.75%), indicating an exacerbating effect of the LPS on the degenerating SN.

Several studies have indicated an exacerbating effect of high stocking rates on gastrointestinal nematode infection levels in both cattle and sheep [ 12, 13] whereas the effect is less clear in outdoor pigs [ 14], which presumably is because pigs tend to stay in the feeding area instead of utilising the paddocks evenly.

To conclude, this preliminary study further supports the involvement of AChE in ALS-pathogenesis, while raising the possibility of an exacerbating effect of AChE enzyme inhibitors in this disease.

In addition to an exacerbating effect of folate deficiency, NTDs in splotch embryos developing under normal 'folate-replete' conditions may be further ameliorated by supplemental folic acid (Fleming and Copp, 1998; Wlodarczyk et al., 2006).

But continuation of the status quo, which includes expanding and open-ended settlements, punctuated by increasingly horrific wars, has had and continues to have an extremely exacerbating effect on the region and the world.