Sentence examples for exacerbated cases from inspiring English sources

Two exacerbated cases can be viewed as obesity-induced disease, because the levels of insulin in these two mice deviated from the 'normal' elevation of insulin, observed in mice on HFD.

This error is exacerbated in cases where the metal shell is thick, has a small outer diameter, or is made from high radiodensity metal such as cobalt-chromium.

The negative social effects risk being exacerbated in cases where small-scale farmers are marginalised or displaced form their land," they said.

The situation is exacerbated in cases of multiple malaria episodes within a household for a season.

Weak back and abdominal muscles — due to deconditioning or age — cause or exacerbate many cases of low back pain.

Her time in the unheated shacks at L'Impasse Ronsin — and, later, in the cold belly of the Sphinx — exacerbated a case of rheumatoid arthritis, which grew so bad that at times she couldn't walk.

So would prescription drug abuse have exacerbated a case of lupus?

However, Finch became ill during the first day of shooting and was diagnosed with severe diabetes, which had also exacerbated a case of bronchitis.

The effects of the MTL lesion on this major rSTG projection pathway was exacerbated in case M5 by the infarcts in the tail of the caudate nucleus, which resulted in damage to fibers that normally course in the VSP, that is, dorsal to both this nucleus and the optic tract, on their way to the medial diencephalon, and therefore interrupting rSTG-diencephalic projections even more severely.

I suspect strongly that the number of men, who face similar and in some cases exacerbated problems finding assistance, is higher than reported because of the double stigma of feminized victimization, a whole other issue.

It's a laudable cause; the Obama administration has continued (and in many cases exacerbated) the trend of the White House making the fourth estate's job incredibly difficult.