Sentence examples for be compounded by lower from inspiring English sources

This effect may be compounded by lower rates of nucleotide substitution in myo-2 than in the other loci.

The extent of the impact of this switchover has only become apparent in December which has been compounded by lower year-on-year high street and shopping centre footfall".

But the FTSE 100 finished 54.12 points lower at 5758.11 as disappointing eurozone data was compounded by a lower than expected rise in the weekly US ADP jobs figures.

One might even say historically lower, as their smaller incomes and savings don't only reflect the usual generational disparities associated with youth, but are compounded by the lower wages and higher unemployment reverberating from the economic crisis and resulting recession that accompanied their initial ventures into the working world.

Nurse shortages were reported as being compounded by the under-representation of lower cadres of healthcare workers.

Marginal effects estimates suggest that a 10 percentage-point lower probability of linkage to care for those who did not disclose their HIV serostatus (86% vs. 96%; p = 0.035) was compounded by an 18 percentage-point lower probability of ever receiving a CD4 count (62% vs. 80%; p = .039), and a 20 percentage-point lower probability of ever receiving ART (55% vs. 75%; p = .029).029

This lack of skills and training is compounded by an absence of organisational direction: CCS finished lower than every government department when civil servants were asked about the clarity of their organisation's objectives.

"With higher risk aversion," Mr. Mohr said, "you see unwinding of the carry trade, so on top of a lower appetite for equities, that's compounded by concerns for export earnings".

The difficulties were compounded by distance.

The frustrations were compounded by events elsewhere.

That was compounded by a further problem.