Sentence examples for exacerbating effect from inspiring English sources
"exacerbating effect" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe a situation or condition that is making a problem worse. For example, "The current economic downturn has had an exacerbating effect on poverty levels in the region."
These results suggest a main, but not exclusive participation of NO in the LPS exacerbating effect.
Nuki, Y. et al. The influence of CYP2C19 polymorphisms on exacerbating effect of rabeprazole in celecoxib-induced small bowel injury.
Nonetheless, it is still ambiguous which molecular mechanisms are exactly involved in the exacerbating effect of microbes in these disorders.
I hardly share Barnes's lust for Renoir, but I will now never forget that artist's exacerbating effect on Cézanne, whose cobbled form and pensive color tense against Renoir's work as if leaning into a hot, fragrant wind.
This is the second species for which the protective effect of hypoxia on copper toxicity prior to hatching, followed by its exacerbating effect after hatching is demonstrated, suggesting the hypothesis that this pattern may be common for teleost species.
The "constitutional" constraints on Article 85 enforcement arise from the existence of partial concurrent jurisdiction of national courts and the Commission, the supremacy of Community law, and the exacerbating effect of the Commission's exclusive jurisdiction under Regulation 17 to "declare inapplicable" the prohibition of Article 85(1) pursuant to Article 85(3).
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).
Exacerbating the effect of this decision were the U.S. Army's interactions with the civilian population.
