Sentence examples for consider exacerbating from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to emulate what people typically consider exacerbating their acne - which is a binge chocolate consumption," she says.

Professionals were seen as the 'experts', a view exacerbated by their use of medical terminology, which was considered to widen the perceived divide.

It is possible that the interannual statistical variability of data associated to this approach overrides all the other factors considered and exacerbates the real interannual variability of C stock changes.

The current economic crisis and reduced public expenditure were considered to exacerbate the problem and reduce the capacity of action of the local system.

The situation becomes even more complicated when we consider that multiple paternity exacerbates sibling rivalry, as well as sex conflicts, and offspring can potentially influence maternal investment and litter size (Royle et al. 2004; Drake et al. 2008).

Subcutaneous hemorrhage was considered to be exacerbated by leakage of venous blood extended through insertion site due to elevated venous pressure.

Rash, a known side effect of cetuximab was observed in eight subjects (53%) but rIL-21 was not considered to have exacerbated skin toxicity in these patients.

Considering that obesity exacerbates the age-related decline in physical function in older adults, 29 our data support the continued promotion of exercise among the elderly as a means to prevent reduced physical function with aging.

Interestingly, in pregnancies at high altitude, where placental hypoxia has been considered to be exacerbated, infant birthweight is decreased, primarily due to a slowing of fetal growth in the third trimester (reviewed in Zamudio, 2003; Moore et al., 2004), and these pregnancies have an increased incidence of pre-eclampsia.

Now consider how the Bush policies exacerbate the outcome.

While none of these studies prove causality, we believe the evidence suggests that viral infections should be considered as potential initiators or exacerbating agents in at least some cases of IPF and thereby justify further study.