Sentence examples for commonly aggravated from inspiring English sources
32 The dental state of subjects presenting dementia is commonly aggravated by illness, 33, 34 making dental care difficult.
The (msh2Δ/ ulp2Δ) interaction is synthetic lethal in fission yeast, synthetic sick and aggravated by 5FU (a commonly used chemotherapeutic agent) in budding yeast.
A central contention of process theism is that the problem of evil is aggravated by flawed accounts of omnipotence commonly assumed by theists and their critics.
Other commonly reported AEs were neurological symptoms, mainly somnolence, headache, aggravated seizures, dizziness, as well as vomiting.
More commonly, especially in chronic liver disease, hepatic encephalopathy is caused or aggravated by an additional cause, and identifying these causes can be important to treat the episode effectively.
In the fall of 1997, large parts of Indonesia were engulfed in forest fires that originated with slash-and-burn practices commonly used by farmers as a cheap way of clearing land but were aggravated by the especially dry and windy season caused by El Niño.
These side effects can be quite serious, aggravated by the fact that CRC survivors are generally older and commonly have other coexisting chronic diseases [ 5].
(Prop 30 aggravated this problem).
This aggravated the problem.
