Sentence examples for rapidly exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Reduced population sizes, lack of gene flow, genetic bottlenecks, and increases in homozygosity now characterizing these populations will probably be rapidly exacerbated by ongoing anthropogenic activity.

What the current debate is about is whether humans — by emitting so much carbon and thickening the greenhouse-gas blanket around the earth so that it traps more heat — are now rapidly exacerbating nature's natural warming cycles to a degree that could lead to dangerous disruptions.

This may also help patients with lumbar posterior passive-tissue injuries to return to work more rapidly without exacerbating their pain or compromising their safety.

In his early twenties, he began exhibiting symptoms of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, which exacerbated rapidly and aggressively.

The situation will be exacerbated as rapidly growing urban areas place heavy pressure on neighbouring water resources.

LBA is exacerbated by rapidly evolving genes [ 26].

Economic inequality increased rapidly and hardships were exacerbated by the sudden collapse of the Soviet social safety net [ 22, 23].

Nevertheless, it is not presumptuous to propose that once DPPIV levels are altered they would participate in a positive-feedback cycle that could rapidly accelerate to exacerbate damage and thus take part in RA pathogenesis.

An unsympathetic response could fuel street protests—hardly what Chinese leaders focused on their own political problems want to have to worry about.Threats to stability around China will be exacerbated by the rapidly growing use of online social-networking systems such as the hugely popular Twitter-like service, Sina Weibo.

Three months later, she was readmitted with severe RUQ colicky pain with a rapidly progressive onset, which was exacerbated by deep inspiration.

Williams, 24, picked up the airborne virus during a trip to Denver in the fourth week of the 1999 season and, perhaps exacerbated by the altitude, it rapidly settled in his throat and lungs.