Sentence examples for conditions aggravated from inspiring English sources
They include Cathy Lopez, a paralegal whose 9-year-old son suffers from asthma and bronchitis, conditions aggravated by air pollution.
The Arkansas policy actually has an exemption to its no-beards policy for medical conditions aggravated by shaving (which allows such prisoners to keep only a quarter-inch beard), a rationale rooted in physical realities.
After all, 100 years earlier everyone in this country would have known a casualty, and not just of war, but of birth, of infancy, of untreatable conditions aggravated by lack of hygiene and unsafe work; death was a regular visitor.
Systemic conditions aggravated with disease progression, and the treatment was discontinued after the second cycle.
Previous research had shown that low temperature, drought, high salt, strong radiation and other conditions aggravated the membrane lipid peroxidation in plants, and MDA contents was an important indicator to measure lipid peroxidation (Zheng and Lin [1998]).
However, under combined conditions aggravated cell death occurred particularly in atg7 −/− cells.
Natural disasters, rising food prices and poor environmental conditions aggravate the situation.
When stress conditions aggravate, oscillations commence, prevalent in CHOP and the rate of translation, and eventually the system encounters a bistable apoptotic switch shown in Figure 10(c).
Although we showed here that acute hyperglycemia did not influence the extent of myocardial infarct size, a few studies have reported that acute hyperglycemia without any pre-exisisting pathophysiological conditions aggravate myocardial infarct size [ 13, 23, 24].
In 2003 Guillaume had a leg amputated as the result of a motorcycle accident; he died in 2008, from viral pneumonia, a condition aggravated by his tenacious commitment to hedonism.
In the ChiRunning group, the RRI was mostly attributed to a single participant with a previously undiagnosed medical condition aggravated by the increased activity.
