Sentence examples for exacerbated by the complexity from inspiring English sources

The learning curve for emergency managers, especially novice managers, is steep, and is exacerbated by the complexity and scope of emergency events.

This may be even more exacerbated by the increased complexity of ICD-10 (more to come on ICD-10 in future articles, and if you are really interested in healthcare standards, check out this textbook).

The complexity is exacerbated by the fact that folate requires active transport into cells, and the facilitated transporters show genetic polymorphisms [ 32].

This complexity is exacerbated by the difficulty of discussing some of these concepts in local languages and advice from experts in such languages may be of great value in facilitating understanding of technical aspects of the research.

The complexity in global health is exacerbated by the fact that decisions made outside of the health sector have profound impacts on global health.

The complexity of the problem is furthermore exacerbated by the different level of the functional annotation coverage in different organisms, thus making very difficult the effective transfer of the available functional knowledge from one organism to another.

The vaccine complexity may be further exacerbated by the need in some existing and experimental vaccines to cover immunogenic diversity by inclusion of different serotypes of each immunogen.

The complexity of dam development and operation is exacerbated by the extended temporal and spatial scale of their impact, thus placing a heavy burden on management- and planning capacity.

The complexity of triaging and solving the palliative care challenges was exacerbated by the fact that these hospitalists did not know the medical or social history of the patients.

In part, that is because of the complexity of such issues, but in Brussels, the problem is also exacerbated by the commission's limited resources.

This type of complexity associated with the loading conditions will be exacerbated by the occurrence of single- or mixed-mode buckling (e.g. overall, distortional and local buckling) due to compression flanges tending to move sideways.