Sentence examples for may exacerbate problems from inspiring English sources
The findings come amid growing evidence that Brexit may exacerbate problems of understaffing in the NHS by making both retention and recruitment of EU staff more difficult.
In this paper, this tool is formalized and applied to the specific case of a French region (Alsace), to illustrate how focusing on one single pollutant may exacerbate problems related to other pollutants, on top of conflicts related to budget allocation.
Techniques aimed at improving reliability by increasing ensemble spread, including stochastic physics [e.g., Weisheimer et al., 2011 ], may exacerbate problems where the models are underconfident.
We show, through a heuristic exercise, how such selection on ontogeny may exacerbate problems in restoration efforts by impairing fry productivity and reducing effective population sizes by 13 81%.
9 11 Unfortunately, there is a dearth of research examining these outcomes in older adults with MS. 12 13 Physical inactivity among individuals with MS 14 may exacerbate problems associated with this chronic condition.
Further, the tight seal on newer housing may exacerbate problems during the heating of buildings, when humid indoor air contacts cold walls or windows (although the reverse is true for an air-conditioned building when it is hot outdoors).
It has long been thought that research protocols involving alcohol administration may exacerbate problem drinking in alcoholic subjects following their participation in such a study.
The impact of social care cuts may well exacerbate problems this winter, but it is hard to pin down exactly how much these factors hit A&E.
However, although isotonic saline can be used to treat hypovolemic hyponatremia, it is not an appropriate treatment in a patient with euvolemic hyponatremia and may even exacerbate problems in such patients.
In addition, PTSD may maintain or exacerbate problems associated with personality disorders.
Trying to address the problem of incomplete information through drafting flexible "framework" constitutions, then, may exacerbate strategic problems of hidden information.
