I'm afraid of expressing my opinion on things that affect me as a person with a chronic illness because my differences could draw backlash and harsh callouts that exacerbate not only my anxiety, but my stress-reactive Crohn's Disease.
Merging the research funding functions of HEFCE into the research council organization would exacerbate this, not only creating obvious ring-fence issues that are implicitly recognized in the Green Paper itself but, more importantly, muddying the water of the already messy devolution arrangements for research funding in the UK.
The report, which tracks health, education, poverty and income inequality, continued to criticize Egypt for its "complete lack of political accountability". Economic reforms without political reforms will only serve to exacerbate, not curb, corruption.
The only people who are going to read our books in Beirut or Baghdad are converts already.' Failure to endear hostile Arab populations will be exacerbated, opponents claim, not only by the logistics of maintaining branches in danger zones but by the success the policy will have in cutting off the next generation of Anglophiles in Europe.
The financial crisis in Spain has exacerbated income inequality, not only due to significant wage devaluation, but also to a high increase in the long-term unemployment rate.
Underdown said the beginning of crack cocaine sales on the street in the mid-1980s also exacerbated the conflict, not only bringing gang members out into the open, but also sparking turf wars over drug territory.
Conversely, PARP-1 deficiency significantly prevented exacerbated sympathetic tone not only in regular diet-fed ApoE−/− mice, but also in HF diet-fed animals.
Moreover co-expression of the three proteins accelerated the cognitive decline, with evidence that α-synuclein exacerbated cognitive deficits not only in the acquisition of spatial recognition memory but also in the retention of memory.
The potential mechanisms responsible for triggering or exacerbating ED include not only an intermittent hypoxia, but also the marked fragmentation of sleep architecture that characterizes the obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS).
