Sentence examples for data exacerbated from inspiring English sources
In other words, cognitive impairment in headache is, according to our data, exacerbated by age at onset and the frequency of attacks, probably owing to the immaturity of the central nervous system in the developmental age.
Additionally, the considerable amount of missing data exacerbated this issue.
At the same time, they observe, big data exacerbates "a very old problem: relying on the numbers when they are far more fallible than we think".
However, such exchanges frequently do not realize intended geometric transformations, project requirements, and required syntactic and semantic conditions in building model data, exacerbating the problem of model integrity and resulting in expensive changes during the construction and operation phases.
The collection of additional data exacerbates a second fundamental difficulty associated with DOT imaging: computational complexity.
Hidden primary data exacerbates science's very public "reproducibility crisis", most recently illustrated by the collapse of a pair of irreproducible Nature articles describing a simple method to transform somatic cells into pluripotent stem cells.
More dismal Chinese industrial data was exacerbated by research from Investec, which claimed "nearly all the equity value of Glencore and Anglo American could evaporate" if commodity prices remain depressed.
Furthermore, the addition of streaming data has exacerbated the longtail effect on the top 40, since digital retailers have no shelf-space issues or bargain bin, and never have to delete or repress music.
The adverse effects of differing dates for the calibration and application data were exacerbated as the difference in dates increased.
A lack of user-optimized analysis software for TL data has exacerbated the decline of TL dating in comparison to OSL.
Our transcriptional data revealed exacerbated down-regulation of Glut4 mRNA in the KO, by more than 2-fold in the aortic endothelium and 4-fold in the muscle endothelium compared to WT (Fig. 3).
