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It is probable that the reduction in the total number of networks formed by vessels would be much more exacerbated at higher concentrations.

Virtually every film fell by at least 50%, and some significantly more, exacerbated by plunging screen counts, as mature titles were tossed out of plexes to make way for the two big newcomers.

Droplet thermal characterisation reveals that the droplets have a cooling effect on the surrounding GDL when introduced at room temperature and the cooling effect is more exacerbated with an increase in GDL temperature.

As more industries become digitized and compound the need for technical talent, the problem only becomes more exacerbated.

But she said the outright denial was exacerbated at Chicago's secretive interrogation and holding facility: "It's very, very rare for anyone to experience their constitutional rights in Chicago police custody, and even more so at Homan Square," Solowiej said.

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This phenomenon is exacerbated at high speeds.

This effect was exacerbated at low sample sizes.

The findings, which turns on its head the assumption that traders appetite for risk-taking remains constant throughout market up and downs, suggests stress could in fact make them more cautious, exacerbating financial crises just at a time when risk-taking is needed to support crashing markets.

The more we grow using conventional methods, the more we exacerbate the problem.

But that argument counts for little with a hungry public.What's more, it exacerbates a vicious circle in which disgruntled government employees slow down at work, further sapping output and causing more shortages.