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Its political importance was largely exacerbated by the inability of Europe to have a consistent and strong line.
This phenotype is largely exacerbated by didBΔ, as would be expected if DidB contributes to the disassembly of ESCRT-III.
The increase in imported DENV strains and the number of outbreaks is of major public health importance and has been largely exacerbated by the heightened frequency and affordability of modern air travel.
Our pajama-clad sons stand by trying to help but largely exacerbating the problem with their pleas, whines and forlorn faces.
Flooding compounds nightmare 4 September 2014 – Shelters in several areas at the Bentiu PoC site remain largely flooded, exacerbating living conditions for the site's approximately 40,000 displaced and increasing the risk of waterborne disease.
However, these are largely responsible for exacerbating the initial damage and creating an inhibitory microenvironment which prevent endogenous efforts of regeneration and remyelination.
CAR is experiencing a crisis the international community has, at best, largely ignored and, at worst, exacerbated by pouring arms into the country.
During June and July, 34 boys died and since 2012 there have been at least 153 fatalities, largely due to botched circumcisions exacerbated by negligence and assault.
While the violence eventually calmed down, the Derg's 10th anniversary coincided with the 1984 famine — itself publicized globally by Bob Geldof and Live Aid and largely believed to have been exacerbated by mismanagement.
There is also growing realization that the development of palliative care services in many jurisdictions has been piecemeal, unplanned, and largely unregulated which has ultimately exacerbated disparities in access to receiving care by geographic location and socio-economic status [ 5- 7].
The sad truth is that the people who are dying earlier because of the diseases that are triggered or exacerbated by sugar are largely the poor.
