Sentence examples for exacerbating changes from inspiring English sources

The environment may influence the onset of laminitis and associated claw horn lesions of dairy cows by exacerbating changes in the hoof triggered by events at parturition, onset of subacute ruminal acidosis, or claw horn growth and wear and ground reaction forces on different walking surfaces.

Continued development of the shoreline may exacerbate changes in Great Lakes nearshore food-web structures and ecosystem services.

In addition to the magnitude of carbon stocks, the rate of change (accumulation, attrition) of these stocks is of key concern with respect to their ability to ameliorate or exacerbate changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, which in turn relates to sediment accumulation/soil formation rates.

These findings indicate that hypercortisolism exacerbates changes in ventricular mass.

These are (1) continued and exacerbated change in the global Earth and climate system, and (2) societal change and stress with a heightened need for mitigation and adaptation approaches.

If, for example, someone wanted to sue Peabody Energy or a Wall Street investment bank for its role in exacerbating climate change they could cite the Flood Wall Street trial as legal recognition that climate change is an irrefutable phenomenon.

In addition, say scientists, it may now be exacerbating climate change.

They also hold gigantic carbon stocks which are now being released, exacerbating climate change.

Increasing evidence that the burning of carbon-heavy fuels was exacerbating climate change led to increasing calls for controls on coal use.

Green aviation fleet management is a proactive method used to enhance environmental protection without exacerbating climate change.

This problem has been exacerbated by changes in the operating practices of power systems, e.g. a greater emphasis on commercial and environmental factors.