Wars between the Nama and Herero were exacerbated from the mid 19th century by the increasing cattle and ivory trade and the availability of firearms; apart from a breathing space between l870 and 1880, the Nama-Herero wars continued from 1863 to 1892.
This could have been exacerbated from 1993 onwards when mean daily maximum temperatures at the end of April consistently exceeded the threshold for larval I. ricinus activity (c.10°C [10]), thereby reducing the delay between the onset of conditions permissive for this stage and for nymphal I. ricinus (7°C [10], [19], [20]).
Only a small specific subset of genes was identified that was truly senescence-regulated and changes in gene expression were exacerbated from presenescent to senescent cells.
However, as a result of this dystopia correction, ptosis was exacerbated from moderate to severe, with the degree of ptosis measuring 4 mm, and levator muscle function measuring 1 mm.
These interventions have, collectively and progressively, raised societies to a pervasive and overarching position in the geomorphic stability instability of the Mediterranean's coasts, a situation that will be exacerbated by pressures from sea-level rise, paving the way for rampant coastal erosion and delta destruction.
They concluded that the problem, originally caused by climate change, might soon be exacerbated by impacts from hydro power development projects on rivers upstream in Mongolia.
Such a climate may be exacerbated between peers from 'close knit' localities such as the study neighbourhoods.
These effects will be exacerbated by the plume from the plant's 40-story smokestack because the plume will be "uplighted" by the plant and the city of Hudson.
In addition to climate change, flooding (or subsequent erosion and run-off) may be exacerbated by, or result from, land use activities, obstruction of waterways, or urbanization of floodplains, as well as mining and other anthropogenic activities that alter natural flow regimes.
