Sentence examples similar to mutually exacerbating decline from inspiring English sources

Vascular pathology in human AD has received little attention, despite increasing evidence that vascular and neuronal dysfunction are closely intertwined and mutually exacerbating in the human disease.

Although, it is very valid to note that many bird populations in western Europe began to decline 35 years ago the pervasive use of neonictinoids is not only exacerbating declines in bird species but also it's killing the soil decomposers and contaminating fresh water.

These events may be exacerbating declines in public confidence about the evidence for climate change.

The dearth of broadband Internet connectivity is the bane of many rural areas, exacerbating demographic decline by contributing to out-migration of millennials and loss of business opportunities.

Chris Williamson of Markit said: The big worry is that the downturn in Germany may be becoming more entrenched, suggesting that the largest euro economies are seeing convergence in collective and mutually-reinforcing decline.

Issues connected to population ageing are indicated by two mutually reinforcing trends - the declining fertility rates and the increasing life expectancy at birth.

Mutually agreed with INF Rich Aurilia to decline his contract option.

This was performed to determine if TSS defects of combination of GTF alleles and Pol II mutants were additive and suppressive similar to MPA sensitivity phenotypes or were exacerbating, but not mutually suppressive, similar to general growth phenotypes of double mutants.

Elsewhere in Europe, the concept of mutually-owned institutions is in sclerotic decline.

It is possible that economic and military decline will prove mutually reinforcing.

However, the frequency and severity of "trust triggering" events has been compounding into pronounced and uncertain outcomes, further perpetuating and exacerbating civic unrest and a societal decline in trust.