Frontline will be reviewed next year, and while it may be successful in some areas, will it really address issues of recruitment and retention, which arguably exacerbate the ability of the profession to deliver the quality of provision it works hard to achieve.
Such actions have been exacerbated by the ability to deploy logistical capacities without prior approval.
This American anthropologist shows how over-farming has exhausted Australia's soil, and how too much clearing by man and trampling by sharp-hooved sheep has harmed its ability to retain water, exacerbating the effects of drought and increasing its salinity.
Exacerbating the situation, a lack of transparent information on college outcomes hinders students' ability to understand the return on investment for different career paths.
The utilization of social media paired with the platform's ability to allow people to entrench themselves into a bubble is further exacerbating the issue.
— Exacerbating the trade deficit.
Deforestation and development around rivers can exacerbate the problem by reducing the ability of the ground to absorb water, leading to more rapid run-offs.
Until this question can be answered conclusively, it is perhaps best to formulate TGC protocols not to exacerbate the situation, which requires the ability to differentiate more and less metabolically variable patients.
While depleting Cys level escalates the stress sensitivity [ 1, 15], free Cys, but not GSH, above a certain concentration threshold reportedly has the ability to exacerbate the prooxidant properties due to high reactivity of its thiol moiety [ 16, 17].
Powerlessness and deprivation are exacerbated today by the ability, boosted by digital media, to constantly compare your life with the lives of the fortunate (especially women entering the workforce or prominent in the public sphere: a common source of rage for men with siege mentalities worldwide).
