The closing, attributed to economic problems exacerbated by the attacks, was reported by the online edition of the trade publication Advertising Age, Also yesterday, executives at Dow Jones & Company estimated that ad linage for The Wall Street Journal would decline 35percentto45percentcent in the fourth quarter, after a decline of 46.8percentt on a per-issue basis in September.
The fires have all been attributed to cramped living conditions, exacerbated by the current dry season.
The coughing symptoms have been attributed to acceleration atelectasis, which may be exacerbated by the F-22's high performance; there is no present solution to the condition.
Alternatively, poor service recoveries seemingly exacerbate the discontent attributed to a service failure.
We had initially presumed that, as wrist flexion during computer use is minimal, increased joint and muscle/tendon stress might have occurred during domestic or recreational activities, the symptoms of which were then exacerbated by, and perhaps attributed to computer use.
Although computer use involves primarily wrist extension rather than flexion, other domestic or recreational activities that require repetitive or forceful wrist flexion may strain the joint or muscles, the symptoms of which are exacerbated by and then attributed to occupational computer use.
The country is one of the most unequal countries in the world with poverty and economic inequality attributed to historic legacies; HIV and AIDS; and, exacerbated by limited human and institutional capacity for effective response.
The dilated bladders and ureters are attributed to the constant recycling of refluxed urine, sometimes exacerbated by the nephrogenic polyuria [ 30] although urodynamic studies often show high voiding pressure suggestive of detrusor/sphincter dyssynergia.
Early parasite mortality within the blood meal was described and attributed to contact with sand fly midgut trypsins, an effect that was exacerbated by a reduction in the integrity of the chitin component of the PM (Pimenta et al., 1997).
Cesium-associated arrhythmias are likely exacerbated by cesium-associated hypokalemia (CAH), which has been attributed to 'cellular shift'.
