Sentence examples for effect exacerbates from inspiring English sources

Additionally this negative effect exacerbates with basin age.

Results show that the current is concentrated on the surface around rails due to the skin effect, and the proximity effect exacerbates the current density on the inner surfaces of rails.

"If you can attract people whose personalities fit with your values then you are in magnificent shape," says Dan Brooke, chief marketing and communications officer at Channel 4. "Provided your values are meaningful and differentiated, that moth to a flame effect exacerbates your advantage, because you are getting all the best people who want to be like that working for you," he says.

Fires were less common <600 m from urban areas, and this fire suppression effect exacerbated urban growth effects.

Exhaust from cars and trucks, in combination with wind-borne dust from the Arabian Desert and humid air from the Persian Gulf, formed a thick, phlegm-colored haze that made breathing unpleasant — an effect exacerbated by the ferocious heat.

This uncertainty is typically compounded by some form of lottery effect, exacerbating early pay-offs for the first actors.

PGC number is also reduced, an effect exacerbated by a separate role for Neurl4 in germ plasm formation during oogenesis.

Critically ill patients have difficulty maintaining fluid balance, an effect exacerbated by reductions in the colloid osmotic pressure gradient.

A key limitation is that the increased number of free parameters over the null reduces statistical power, an effect exacerbated by the typically low frequency of CpG dinucleotides.

Decreased concentrations of high MW HA also limited the cartilage boundary lubricating ability of HA + PRG4 solutions, with the effect exacerbated by low PRG4 concentrations.

The aim of many pollution-monitoring devices is to detect sudden short-term spikes, which can have drastic health effects, exacerbating underlying conditions and leading to acute strokes and heart problems.