In interviews, some declined to give their full names for fear of compounding the consequences of their arrests.
Climate change is expected to compound the consequences of these stressors on fisheries and livelihoods.
Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, is actually forecast to subside by over 6 feet just by the year 2025, an effect that would dramatically compound the consequences of the sea level rising all around it.
Compounding the consequences of that shift is that the biggest changes on the mountain in general are happening not in upper reaches, where the risks and challenges are often greatest from altitude and fatigue, but lower down, where wider temperature swings are creating new stresses on glacial ice and rock.
Unfortunately, the greater frequency of sexual contact and partner availability among younger individuals may compound the consequences of such perceptions in this age stratum.
Problems of acute food insecurity and malnutrition tend to be magnified where natural hazards such as droughts and floods compound the consequence of conflicts.
In summary, data obtained in three readouts of brain function indicate that concurrent lack of both BC1 RNA and FMRP significantly compounds the phenotypical consequences that are observed in the absence of only one repressor.
Various studies have demonstrated that anxiety and depression are important and prevalent problems [ 3, 4] that affect QOL in patients with cancer [ 5- 8]; they also reduce compliance with treatment and prolong hospitalization [ 9, 10], and can compound the physical consequences of the disease [ 11, 12].
It compounded the despair.
The frustration is often compounded by the additional consequences of a delay: stalled holiday plans, missed meetings and money wasted -- not to mention the sometimes ill-informed airline staff and fellow travelers who are all vying for the next available flight, both of which only add to the tension.
