Sentence examples for limits exacerbate from inspiring English sources

Fineman says California is America's Greece -- and that term limits exacerbate the problem.

And the growing gap between rising college costs and stagnant student loan limits may exacerbate the economic problem posed by student debt.

Therefore, NK cells are believed that they can limit or exacerbate immune responses [ 95].

TLR3-mediated immunity to natural infection in humans has been demonstrated to both limit and exacerbate viral disease progression.

TNF can also trigger cell death by engaging TNF receptor I (TNFRI) along apoptotic or necroptotic pathways, which is believed to limit or exacerbate inflammatory responses, respectively.

The NHS has warned the limit is exacerbating staff shortages as hospitals struggle to cope with record demand.

With its 140-character limit, Twitter exacerbates our society-wide attention deficit disorder: Nothing can be allowed to take more than a few seconds to write or read.

The tax system should be progressive and limit rather than exacerbate inequality.

Moreover, the accumulation of lipofuscin further limits autophagic turnover, exacerbating fibrosis.

However, combination treatment also causes caspase-dependent apoptosis, PARP cleavage and Annexin V staining, as simultaneous inhibition of both UPS and HSR systems limits cytoprotective autophagy, exacerbating stress resulting from accumulation of misfolded proteins.

Within Indigenous research the pool of available academic expertise is frequently limited: this may exacerbate a fundamental dilemma in peer review highlighted by Wood and Wessely [ 15] that there is a "trade-off between choosing reviewers who are indeed peers and the resulting increased chance of a conflict of interest".