Sentence examples for exacerbated heat from inspiring English sources

A 2008 paper by medical geographer Rais Akhtar and environmental epidemiologist Sari Kovats spells out the dubious gifts that climate-change exacerbated heat is likely to bring Asian cities.

Those breathing problems can be magnified in stressful situations like air travel, and further exacerbated in extreme heat.

Alexandra Panova of Russia and Yung-Jan Chan of Taiwan also withdrew midway through matches in Guangzhou, citing the possibly stomach-exacerbated issues of "heat illness" and "dizziness".

Previous studies show that high temperature and heatwaves are associated with higher mortality and years of life lost [ 12- 15], as well as with increased risks of ambulance call-outs [ 16] and hospital admissions [ 14, 17, 18] due to heat-exacerbated health conditions such as cardiovascular disease (CVD), renal disease, diabetes, and non-external causes in general.

Poor adherence can lead to exacerbated health issues and prolonged disease severity.

75 77 The rate of heat storage and cardiovascular strain is therefore exacerbated, and the capacity to tolerate exercise in the heat is reduced.

The coupling of aging and water ingress in polymer-composites is not a trivial subject and is a very slow process, but as a consequence of clean energy technology concerns, there is an ever growing impetus towards the research of exacerbated rates of water aging by the integration of a third influence, heat.

During competitive match-play tennis in the heat, a measurable rise in thermal strain and the consequent exacerbated loss of body water through extensive sweating can challenge a player's physiology, perception of effort, performance and health.

We found that ATX-3 mutants have an exacerbated stress response and survive significantly better than wild type animals when subjected to a noxious heat shock stimulus.

However, at the atmosphere level of 105 Pa, the heat fluxes through the FMLI and the single VDMLI significantly differed from each other and exacerbated to 45.2 and 147.8 W·m−2, respectively.

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