Sentence examples for and exacerbated in the from inspiring English sources

The dollar debasement that the Federal Reserve began in 2004 and exacerbated in the aftermath of last summer's credit crisis is wreaking the havoc history told us it would.

Insulitis is established and exacerbated in the context of a 'dialog' between pancreatic β cells and the immune system, regulated by the local production and release of chemokines and cytokines.

Cryptococcosis is a disease of the respiratory system in human and animals, caused by Cryptococcus neoformans and C. gattii, and exacerbated in patients infected with the AIDS virus (Mitchell and Perfect 1995).

This mechanism appears to occur at low frequency in telomerase-positive control cells and is exacerbated in the situation of increased telomerase activity and extended telomere lengthening.

Looting restrained in the early days following the quake became more prevalent in the absence of sufficient supplies and was exacerbated in the capital by the escape of several thousand prisoners from the damaged penitentiary.

Also, when transformation of data is employed, the need for back transformation to the original scale emerges and is exacerbated in the case of two-part models due to added conditionality.

Decreased functional residual capacity and increased oxygen requirements accelerate the onset of desaturation during apnoea, and these are exacerbated in the obese parturient.

The constant need to rank things is becoming grossly exaggerated, and it is exacerbated in the college application process.

Tensions surrounding issues of profitability and affordability are exacerbated in the Australian context as a high proportion of services operate as for-profit businesses (Sumsion 2012).

The effects on lung volumes and compliance are exacerbated in the supine position.

After the YAP agonist digitoxin was administered, proliferation was promoted, redifferentiation was prevented and fibrosis was exacerbated in the kidneys of I/R-induced AKI rat models.