Possibly, the increased practice of regular expressing [ 20, 39], may be exacerbating over-supply and the risk of mastitis in some cases.
One gout expert I interviewed told me that gout triggers are relevant and consequential only in real time, once flare-ups have begun, while another specialist told me that a predisposition to gout could be exacerbated over the years by regular consumption of those triggers.
With a nod to the 38% of Scots who voted to exit the EU in June, she said: "Whether you voted to remain in the EU or to leave, the more fundamental question is: who decides?" She said this democratic deficit had been exacerbated over the summer by the "self-indulgence" of the Labour party, which had opened the door to "perhaps decades" of Tory government by its "self-destructive" behaviour.
This algorithm group faces the challenge of preventing premature convergence, which is exacerbated over LSGO problems, by providing enough exploration, while keeping runtimes at practical levels.
That much is obvious, and has been exacerbated over the past few years, though in 2012, with all of these new services recently launching, it seems to have been kicked into another gear, where the same kernel of information passes through what seems like an infinite maze to reach us in different forms.
This clinical variability has been exacerbated over recent decades by the emergence of HPV 16+ve OPSCC.
The reduction in D3 was exacerbated over time, until, by day 15, levels were reduced to less than 15% of the vehicle-treated samples.
The trouble banks had in raising funds would be exacerbated by uncertainty over the compensation and fines they may have to pay over the Libor scandal, as well as other regulatory fines.
"Whatever else one thinks of Manning, she should not face limits in her ability to pursue her legal rights with full zeal, nor should her already difficult circumstances be exacerbated by worries over how to pay legal fees," he wrote.
The unsettling disconnect between the majority of Americans and some members of Congress -- overwhelmingly Republican -- who kowtow to hardcore litmus test voters, remains a real problem that will be exacerbated in 2011 when Republicans take over the House.
Much of this shift can be exacerbated by central government policy, over which councils have no control: the impact of the benefit cap in exporting the poorest from from inner-city areas.
