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The question whether this phenotype is actually exacerbated IBD or rather an impaired ability to recover from acute large intestinal inflammation also requires further analysis.

In general, our results suggest that the physiological and cellular effects of chronic rapamycin are relatively similar even on diets containing differently levels of fat, and in fact may be actually exacerbated in conjunction with high fat diet.

Our concern is not just that these methods are wasting human, spiritual, financial, and organizational resources but that these methods are actually exacerbating the very problems they are trying to solve.

"I believe that the emotional component to this is actually the part that exacerbates the altitude," he said.

And, just to exacerbate things, it is actually the film's third title.

When we continually talk about women stalling in their careers, are we actually exacerbating the problem?

It is possible that this is actually the case, as random imbalances in allele numbers could be exacerbated during DNA amplification.

The tragedy of these efforts, celebrated as admirable Yankee pragmatism by Paul Krugman and others, is that they've actually exacerbated booms and busts.

Like many with bipolar disorder, I was misdiagnosed for years, and as a result, I was prescribed medications that actually exacerbated my condition.

"The way in which the system works now is that it actually exacerbates wealth inequalities," Fergus said.

In addition, blocking TNF in CLP is known to actually exacerbate mortality [ 42].