Sentence examples for be aggravated with from inspiring English sources
According to Zachrisson, periodontal status can be aggravated, with signs of inflammation, angular bone loss, and an apparent pocket at the mesial surface of a tipped mandibular molar [6].
The students declared themselves to be aggravated with the "constant, excessive and stressful testing" that causes them to "lose valuable instructional time with our teachers".
The aim of the present study was to compare the effects of salmon louse and stress hormone, to assess their interactions, and, to investigate if damage from lice infection can be aggravated with stress.
According to our study, participants with higher MMSE score, for example, subjects in group 1 (28 ≤ MMSE ≤ 30), shared lower levels of fundus AS when compared with those in group 2 (24 ≤ MMSE ≤ 27) (P = 0.004) and group 3 (MMSE ≤ 23) (P < 0.001) (Table 1), which probably suggested that the AS degree may be aggravated with cognitive impairment.
> As shown in Figure 7A and Table 5, the Euclidean distance from M to N gradually increased from 24 h (0.0829531) to 36 h (0.5042984) and to 48 h (0.719462), demonstrating that ANIT successfully induced cholestatic hepatitis and this injury would be aggravated with time going on.
The degree of the triad and the survival rates were aggravated with increasing doses of LISW.
This issue is aggravated with the use of small holes, such as a 10 cm-diameter hole.
However, autumn drought was aggravated with severity increased by 41.9% in September and by 160.9% in October, so that the land surface models without considering human intervention must be used with caution in the hydrological simulation.
When GTPS is caused by a gluteus medius tendinopathy, the majority of patients describe lateral-sided hip pain of insidious onset that is aggravated with weight bearing and resisted hip abduction [23].
Pain and bone destruction were aggravated with time.
One can easily visualize that most of these pathological conditions are aggravated with advancing age.
