Sentence examples for should aggravate from inspiring English sources

Limited resources Although modern mobile devices reached a standard of 4 GHz plus multi-core processor units, hundreds gigabytes of storage capacity but still considered resource-restricted because of size, weight and power consumption limitations that should aggravate implementation of strong security mechanism on the device.

If, however, myosin Va facilitated recycling of endocytosed AChRs towards the NMJ, blockage of the motor protein would be expected to diminish NMJ size; furthermore, if there were multiple rounds of AChR recycling one would anticipate that the loss of AChRs should aggravate over time.

Thus, another prediction is that iron excess should also aggravate the sequelae of stroke, and that appropriate chelation or free radical trapping agents should mitigate these effects.

"The Bush administration should not aggravate the problem".

The Bush administration should not aggravate the problem with changes in fuel economy standards that could jeopardize the jobs of thousands of workers in the auto industry.

New coal and gas plants will use the cleanest technology available and should not aggravate climate change, government officials said, because they will operate within the European carbon-trading system in which plants that exceed the allowed emissions cap have to buy carbon credits from companies whose activities are environmentally beneficial, thus evening out the environmental ledger.

For it is clear that the purpose of a remedy is to cure; but if the remedy should only aggravate the complaint it had better be left alone".

Increased cathelicidin "alarmin" should then aggravate inflammation by binding self-DNA and activating pDCs.

There is a growing recognition that collecting health information from the survivors should not aggravate their health.

The attenuation bias introduced by sampling error should be aggravated when considering small labor markets.

This should be aggravated because of the low adaptive capacity of the rural poor and their full dependency on rain-fed agriculture for their livelihoods.