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Concerns that McAnuff's sensibility was too flashy and - despite being born and bred in Canada - too American for the festival were exacerbated with his opening production of Romeo and Juliet.
But the country has been struggling economically for several years, and the problems were exacerbated with the secession in 2011 of South Sudan, which had three quarters of the country's oil production.
The problems were exacerbated with the construction of St Katharine Docks (1827) and the central London railway termini (1840 1875) that caused the clearance of former slums and rookeries, with many of the displaced people moving into the East End.
Figure 2 shows that the results obtained with pIRT2Δ were exacerbated with pRS405 and pRS405-CEN, where plasmid loss rate was measurable only in plasmids containing an ARS (0.015 0.024 and 0.009 0.012, respectively) or a NUMT (0.030 0.052 and 0.012 0.026, respectively), while plasmids containing control sequences did not produce transformants.
Expression changes were exacerbated with a progression toward senescence, pointing toward regulation of specific pathways (Fig. 1B).
In addition to elevations in visceral adiposity, Oil red O staining of liver and tibialis anterior muscle sections revealed increased ectopic lipid accumulation in both corticosterone-treated groups, effects that were exacerbated with the HFD (Fig. 2B,C).
The problem is exacerbated with multiple heterogeneous workloads super-positioned on a consolidated system.
"Tiki was always a cerebral dude, but it's been exacerbated with him here".
The situation will be exacerbated with the advent of high bandwidth multimedia applications for mobile devices.
Critically, theory predicts that structural bias is exacerbated with (independently) increasing population size, and increasing problem difficulty.
That means that there's a problem with cattle moving inside the forest". This could be exacerbated with increased global demand for food crops in Brazil.
