Sentence examples for exacerbates damage from inspiring English sources

We found that remodeling tends to remove damage under the 'moderate' fatigue regimen, but it exacerbates damage under the 'intense' regimen.

In contrast, progressive degenerative diseases, such as glaucoma, feature chronic astrocyte activation that exacerbates damage to neurons and impairs regeneration of their axons [ 5, 6].

Harmonia axyridis has a tendency to aggregate on soft fruits, including grapes, and exacerbates damage through feeding, but also contaminates the crop because it is difficult to separate the beetles at harvest.

Administering exogenous IL-1β exacerbates damage caused by focal cerebral ischaemia in rodents (Yamasaki et al., 1995; Loddick and Rothwell, 1996).

In Nepal, for example, upcoming monsoon rains will exacerbate damage from recent earthquakes, causing more landslides and further damaging infrastructure, and highlighting the need for effective disaster resilience planning in the region.

"In a few spots, sea ice chunks may exacerbate damage," it said.

Because they produce precisely the same clinical picture, corticosteroids are examples of a class of drugs that potentially can exacerbate damage to the lens from radiation.

However, 40 cmH2O pressure when combined with high dynamic strain caused significant damage to normal tissue and exacerbated damage to the injured tissue.

Antioxidant state may eventually be overwhelmed leading to oxidative stress, thereby exacerbating damage to proteins, lipids, carbohydrates and nucleic acids [2 8].

As a result of climate change, greater wave heights and increased wave energy making contact with ahu could exacerbate damage to ahu and increase the possibility of moai toppling.

These data support our hypotheses that high static strain alone does not cause acute lung injury in normal tissue, nor does it exacerbate damage in lung tissue acutely injured by surfactant deactivation.