Sentence examples for in addition to exacerbating from inspiring English sources

Together these data demonstrate that, in addition to exacerbating other aspects of influenza infection and disease, PT significantly increases influenza mortality.

Flooding and droughts, that may occur more frequently due to climate variability, has a direct impact on human health as it increases the risk of drowning and physical injury in addition to exacerbating water-borne infectious diseases such as Diarrhoea; Malaria; Dengue; Cholera; and Gastroenteritis [ 9].

Discharge from boils can begin an infection in addition to exacerbating a preexisting condition.

Therefore, VDD in addition to exacerbating the classical risk factors for CVD may directly lead to ED.

It was demonstrated that for most geochemical elements the particle size correction factor resulted in an over-correction of the source soil relative to the mobilized soil and that using the organic matter correction factor in addition to the particle size correction exacerbated this over-correction.

The expansion of agriculture and tourism, in addition to industrial development and mining, have exacerbated the stress on water supplies resulting in drought.

The aide elaborates that Rick Warren's "fatigue and exhaustion," forcing him to cancel several sermons in addition to his appearance on ABC News, were "exacerbated by inhalation of fumes from the newly refurbished (but still drying) pulpit used in the televised services the previous night".

Often immune responses result in a pathologic condition for the host in addition to parasite clearance, and Wolbachia may exacerbate these responses (12).

Thus, in a watershed already subject to conflicts over the use of surface water, the exploitation of groundwater would decrease the river flow even more and thus exacerbate these conflicts, in addition to aggravating the environmental impacts on riparian vegetation (Fig. 2).

This pathophysiologic mechanism would be exacerbated by, and in addition to, structural bone changes in the joints from hyperparathyroidism, osteoarthritis or other articular disorders that would limit flexion and thus cavitation.

To proceed from this rationale, countries experiencing a shortage of health workforce exacerbated by emigration, in addition to other forms of attrition such as change of profession, change to non-practising role, retirement and death, should prioritize interventions that encourage retention and enhance workforce and practitioner development.