Sentence examples for is even aggravated from inspiring English sources

In some textbooks, this is even aggravated by the pruning of less-known (and supposedly less important) branches (i.e., O'Hara's second narrative device).

This technique is not suitable for small blood vessels because red blood cells are poor reflectors of ultrasound [ 6] and this difficulty is even aggravated in capillary beds where blood flow is too slow to be recognized [ 7].

The problem of outdated annotation is even aggravated by the fact, that annotation for one organism is usually controlled by one institution that might change its focus and thus be unable to guarantee updated annotation in the long term.

Geez, Lady Edith blushing over their (completely made up) "childhood memories" is even aggravating in retrospect.

The damaging effect of extraterrestrial solar UV radiation was even aggravated, when the spores were simultaneously exposed to both, solar UV radiation and space vacuum.

While urination began to increase since Day 4, hypotension persisted and was even aggravated by diuresis.

COD-B treatment inhibited Akt and ERK1/2 phosphorylation in dose- and time-dependent manner, which was not reversed and was even aggravated by cholesterol addition.

Most drug interventions reduced hyperglycemia but T2DM-associated complications were not improved or, in case of fenofibrate and T0901317, were even aggravated [ 22].

Patients with type 2 diabetes have 2 4 times greater risk for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality than those without, and this is even further aggravated if they also suffer from hypertension.

And they fail unpredictably, which is even more aggravating.

Symptom recognition in relation to different diseases may be even more aggravated in immigrants since their accessibility to sources of information about HF may be limited.