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Hammar et al. [ 13] investigated 124 patients before and after treatment with GnRH analogs and concluded that there was a significant exacerbation of gastrointestinal symptoms after treatment, and abdominal pain was still exacerbated at 5-year follow-up.

Even at this lower dose, amlodipine still exacerbated both aortic root and ascending aortic growth in WT mice and Marfan littermates, with greater accentuation again occurring in the ascending aorta and in Marfan animals (aortic root interaction effect: p < 0.01, ascending aorta interaction effect: p < 0.01, Figure 1 figure supplement 1S5).

Although Wednesday night was relatively calm, many fear this escalation could still exacerbate tensions.

However, analogous to herpes simplex virus and toxoplasma (reviewed in 49), the possibility exists that despite exerting potent antimicrobial activity, NO could still exacerbate pathology.

The resulting rps5/sc strainsrains exhibit reduced eIF1 levels compared to WT cells containing an extra copy of SUI1, indicating that the rps5 mutations still exacerbate the effect of poor AUG context at higher levels of eIF1 expression.

Most newer vehicles will detect a discrepancy between wheel speeds and disengage the cruise control instead, but even this can cause an unexpected and sudden change in power application and still exacerbate the situation.

But even if the ridge is just a whimsy of nature and not a result of climate change, the drought could still be exacerbated by warming global temperatures.

The absence of microvascular alterations in the sham animals suggests that these procedures were not primarily responsible for these alterations, but they may still have exacerbated the sepsis-induced abnormalities.

The danger of loosening the rule too much is that it unnerves bank creditors still further, exacerbating liquidity problems, rather than easing them.

Over a third of Greeks are considered to be at risk of poverty, more than any other euro-zone member.Worse still, the recession exacerbated some unfortunate demographic trends.

The rigorous application of systems for clinical improvement is still patchy, often exacerbated by weak management oversight of senior doctors and uncertain use of comparative data, which should be the fuel for the improvement engine.