Sentence examples for exacerbated effects from inspiring English sources
A potential drawback of our model is that plasma lipid levels are much higher in the ApoE−/− mice fed a HFD compared to human subjects, and therefore we cannot rule out that this might have exacerbated effects on lesion progression.
3) I was confused as to why they predicted that a multiple site mutant would have exacerbated effects; might this not be true if polymerization is already abolished in E277R?
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.
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).
Fires were less common <600 m from urban areas, and this fire suppression effect exacerbated urban growth effects.
The sale of Malawi's entire backup supply of grain and the past year's political upheaval in Zimbabwe have exacerbated the effects of the natural disaster.
The temporal and spatial analyses yielded evidence that fragmentation exacerbated the effects of absolute wooded area losses.
