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We also found that the effects of overweight/obesity and GDM were additive, jointly accounting for 23.3% of LGA, and that excess weight gain exacerbated these effects.

Sleeper cells and refugee flows Joseph Willits is an official with the Council for Arab-British Understanding (Caabu) and a former teacher based in Syria The most serious threat that Isis poses to the West remains in the repercussions of their actions and territorial gains, exacerbated by the actions of the Assad regime in Syria.

Bmp8b −/− animals subsequently displayed increased propensity for weight gain, significantly exacerbated by feeding HFD.

But the currency was never circulated, the language of the constitution was ambiguous, a bilateral accord was signed on territorial rights and FYROM has nothing to gain by exacerbating relations.

Our results show that a loss frame (compared to a gain frame) exacerbates managers' self-serving biases and increases the 'transfer price expectation gap' between buyers and sellers.

Apart from being inconvenient, the drug contributes to weight gain, which exacerbates diabetes.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned that rising temperatures would "increase pressure on water, food, and land; reverse years of development gains; exacerbate poverty; destabilize fragile states; and topple governments".

52 Lymphocyte-deficient RAG2−/− mice have exacerbated weight gain and insulin resistance in response to a HFD, which can be partially corrected by the transfer of CD4+ T cells.

In addition, insulin secretagogues may cause weight gain, which can exacerbate insulin resistance.

Few antihyperglycaemia agents, however, are associated with improvements in interrelated comorbidities and many are associated with weight gain, which may exacerbate hypertension and dyslipidemia.

High folate intake in the presence of vitamin B12 deficiency exacerbated this weight gain, and was associated with increased risk to developing insulin resistance [ 56].