Sentence examples for clearly aggravates from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the Ang II experiments showed clearly that when a driving force for hypertension is applied, the presence of α1A-AR-AB clearly aggravates target organ damage and blood pressure.
Sun exposure clearly aggravates the severity of these signs in sun-exposed women, since we found that severity increased by some 28% in younger women and 8% in the older group, as compared with less exposed women.
He said that the case, to him, was "clearly aggravated manslaughter," which would have carried a harsher sentence than the verdict jurors reached.
Turner made 10 of 23 shots, but he missed the two shots that could have extended the Buckeyes' season, and he was clearly aggravated.
This has been a problem for many years, clearly aggravated by the recent financial meltdown.
Then tremendously-full-of-himself Coach Horrible Hair begins backseat-coaching Candace Wet Blanket on how to cook rice and beans, clearly aggravating her, and setting in motion this week's excuse for a plot line.
Interestingly, these effects were clearly aggravated by the administration of a HFD which resulted in dyslipidemia, obesity, glucose intolerance, and structural damages in pancreatic β-cells (Wei et al., 2011).
The combination of large outliers and reduced genetic variance clearly aggravated the adverse influence of outliers on the estimated predictive accuracy and was associated with a far greater increase in the prevalence of undershooting, reduced incidence of overshooting, failure of the mixed models to iterate to convergence, and zero or extremely small estimated heritabilities.
Chinese officials have clearly been aggravated by the growing frequency of the flights.
They are clearly being aggravated in some cases by genuine silliness of a kind that is supposed to be a thing of the past.
Such a move may have protected Griffin from further injury after he quite clearly re-aggravated his preexisting knee injury during the team's second drive of the first quarter.
