Sentence examples for for the exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Besides the mitigating treatments available, lung transplant surgery is the only solution for the exacerbated patients but its application is largely limited due to the extreme lack of donor lung as well as severe side effects resulted from immune-rejection.

In order to determine a cause for the exacerbated ROS mediated apoptosis observed we next determined total cellular glutathione (GSH) levels.

Results highlight a role of cytoplasmic c-Fos as an activator of phospholipid synthesis in events demanding high rates of membrane biogenesis as occurs for the exacerbated growth of tumors cells.

However, because not all genes belonging to the sae regulon are yet verified experimentally, it is difficult at this point to identify candidates for the gene products responsible for the exacerbated growth inhibition.

The pathogen responsible for the exacerbated infiltrates on chest CT was accordingly considered to be Nocardia.

To gain insights on the signaling basis for the exacerbated NF-κB activity in USP34-depleted cells, we first examined BCL10 and MALT1 ubiquitinylation status since it governs the strength of TCR-mediated NF-κB activation [ 4- 6].

There is no question, the Duggan affair was highly embarrassing for the police, exacerbated by subsequent riots across the capital.

The fact that there are so many more of these galleries now than there used to be, and that their prices are so much higher — at least for the moment — exacerbates the problem.

Unfortunately, the bending of the light isn't perfect, and the eye ends up elongating and compensating even more to make up for the difference, exacerbating the Myopia.

— or even like the I.M.F., whose invasive policy prescriptions are blamed in the region for having exacerbated the 1997-1998 meltdown.

Additionally, corruption and inefficiency have plagued city government for the last two decades, exacerbating Detroit's problems and frustrating public and private efforts to alleviate its financial struggles.