Sentence examples for be further exaggerated in from inspiring English sources
Clearly the frequency of GDM will increase significantly with the new criteria, and this may be further exaggerated in areas where there are a higher proportion of women with acknowledged risk factors for GDM.
The burden of CKD may be further exaggerated in rapidly urbanizing South Asian country like Pakistan where a substantial proportion of 180 million are predisposed to chronic diseases including diabetes and hypertension by virtue of low birth weight possibly associated with reduced renal reserve [ 5].
Moreover, these changes may be further exaggerated in pregnancies with an early-onset of preeclampsia, and in preeclamptic pregnancies associated with small for gestational age fetus [ 8].
Those risks are further exaggerated in the flights of paranoid fantasy to which he so frequently surrenders himself.
We found a consistent reduction in the replication fork velocity in the absence of SMARCA5, which was further exaggerated in the presence of hydroxyurea.
Indeed, recent behavioural studies indicate that the largest impact of sleep loss on altered food choices occurs during the evening22,30, leading to the prediction that changes observed in the current study would be further exaggerated when repeated later in the day.
It has been suggested that glutamate toxicity might be further exaggerated by inflammation, because glutamate is also released in large quantities by activated immune cells [32] [36].
Moreover, there is a risk that the effects might be further exaggerated when combined with a high load of antibiotics, as we projected in this study.
Her postdoctoral work aims to determine whether neutrophil functions are abnormal in pulmonary arterial hypertension, and if this is further exaggerated by interaction with pulmonary arterial endothelial cells.
Standing in lane four alongside Britain's diminutive Jenny Meadows – whose bronze medal was inevitably overshadowed by the hysteria tonight – Semenya's notably developed frame was further exaggerated.
