Sentence examples for rather aggravated from inspiring English sources

Geach adds, "the superstition is not mended but rather aggravated by conceptual confusion, if the soul-piece is supposed to be immaterial" (Geach 1969, 38).

In this study, we found that Gadd45a deletion did not rescue the hematopoietic defects in ATM−/− mice, but rather aggravated the compromised self-renewal capacity of HSCs and the malignant transformation in ATM−/− mice.

Systemic treatment of ATGL-deficient mice with the superoxide dismutase mimetic Mn III tetrakis (4-benzoic acid) porphyrin did not ameliorate but rather aggravated cardiac oxidative stress.

For unknown reasons and contrary to expectations, systemic treatment of ATGL mice with the SOD mimetic MnTBAP did not ameliorate but rather aggravated cardiac oxidative stress as determined in vitro.

Therefore, such systems do not improve the conditions for farmland biodiversity but could rather aggravate the situation with covering a high proportion of the UAA [17].

In a review at T.H.E.M. Anime Reviews, the reviewer wrote, "[the anime is] rather aggravating to watch at times, but seems to have no problem raising smiles whenever it wants to, either.

Using intrabodies as kinetic tools for controlling amyloidogenesis, we show that accelerating polyglutamine aggregation is not cytoprotective but rather aggravates intracellular dysfunction and cell death.

Nevertheless, it is important to consider that under certain conditions, neutrophils may induce an inflammation response that rather aggravates than repairs the injured tissue (Jungermann and Kietzmann 2000).

With the advent of novel once-daily ICS/LABA and LABA/LAMA combinations and the availability of a growing body of data, this controversy will rather aggravate than rest in the near future.

On the other hand, depletion of TCRγδ+ T cells did not prevent or ameliorate but rather aggravate rat adjuvant arthritis [ 33].

He received the lesser of two criminal charges available to prosecutors in a manslaughter case: recklessness rather than aggravated recklessness.