Sentence examples for exacerbate effects from inspiring English sources
The data suggest that dietary galactose and fructose exacerbate effects of long term marginal Cu intake including hypertrophy of liver, heart and kidney, hyperlipidemia, and increased mortality.
Concentration of IFM in stands on highly productive sites could exacerbate effects (positive or negative), owing to the positive relationship between forest productivity and animal and plant diversity.
Other relevant factors include therapeutic plasma concentration, drug metabolism and active metabolites, severity of target condition and drug effects on other cardiac ion channels that may mitigate or exacerbate effects of hERG blockade.
We may speculate that a genetic tendency to delay could exacerbate effects of the spring transition to longer days.
In the authors' own earlier studies, they found that stress seemed to exacerbate effects of pollution, which suggests that stress increases susceptibility to environmental exposures.
Further, because SAM synthesis requires methionine, an essential amino acid in humans, dietary methyl insufficiency could exacerbate effects of arsenic on DNA methylation (McCabe and Caudill 2005).
These results suggest a main, but not exclusive participation of NO in the LPS exacerbating effect.
"Continued expansion will exacerbate existing effects and create new ones," they said.
"The ocean is changing already, mostly due to temperature – acidification will exacerbate those effects," Poertner said.
Stress alone, these studies show, can affect recovery time and exacerbate side effects from medications.
