Sentence examples for be exacerbated by differences from inspiring English sources

Between countries, such variations may be exacerbated by differences in coding systems and contrasting components of the healthcare systems which may affect how morbidity data is recorded and collected.

Disparities in eating motivations could therefore be exacerbated by differences in nutritional knowledge, but whilst SES differences in knowledge have been shown at an aggregate level (Ball et al., 2006), the consistency of perceptions (e.g., healthiness) of particular foods across socioeconomic groups has not been investigated to our knowledge.

This situation is exacerbated by differences in transmission times for auditory and visual information that originate from a single physical event.

Such barriers are exacerbated by differences in the expectations that patients and providers have of each other and the contract, leading to differing, potentially conflicting, identities of inclusion and exclusion: defaulting versus suffering patients, uncaring versus overstretched providers.

Other women describe a lack of care and understanding of the severity of their experience that may be exacerbated by gender differences between patient and practitioner: ' I had had a bad experience in the past of a GP who refused to prescribe me anything until he (of course it was a man!) had sent off a urine test.

The O2− accumulation may be exacerbated by a difference in the rate of O2− accumulation and conversion to H2O2 and HO in stressed cancer cells.

This difference is likely to be exacerbated by the observation of the substantial inter-specific differences in the discovered expressed genes [ 25].

Thus, the sex differences in cocaine self-administration may be exacerbated by, but do not appear to require, high levels of circulating gonadal hormones.

These differences of heritabilities across environments might be exacerbated by the use of linear reaction norms and of an average residual variance.

Conversely, the δ13C differences between 1970s and 2000s samples might be exacerbated by the addition of Suess correction factors.

The original difference in the optimal level of expression for matrigenic and patrigenic alleles can only be exacerbated by further reductions to patrilineal relatedness.