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Exercise-induced anaphylaxis may be exacerbated.
This may be exacerbated in situations of armed conflict.
Pre-existing gender inequalities may be exacerbated.
The need for people to move may be exacerbated by human rights violations and persecution.
Over the years, problems with the heart of m may be exacerbated.
And they may be exacerbated, at least initially, by the forces of globalization and liberalization.
Therefore, existing inequalities between men and women may be exacerbated by events related to climate change.
The tensions may be exacerbated in the run-up to and following the local elections expected to take place in the first half of 2013.
This difference between symptom expression on the plant andthe tuber caused by cultivar may be exacerbated by environmental conditions.
This situation may be exacerbated by elements within the former refugee population located in Indonesia close to the Tactical Coordination Line.
Women have different needs than men during the course of their lifetime,and these needs may be exacerbated based on demographics.
It was noted that these factors may be exacerbated by financialization and speculation.
In that regard,the primary concern now is that previously existing significant intercommunal tensions over limited resources may be exacerbated during the migration season.
All people risk being subject to"undue influence", yet this may be exacerbated for those who rely on the support of others to make decisions.
This situation may be exacerbated by the political pressures of a spoils system and the social pressures to assist extended families and friends.
Poor pre-existing levels of water,sanitation and hygiene may be exacerbated by future water scarcity caused by climate change.
Symptoms may be exacerbated in the morning, accompanied by redoare, intepeneala morning and after prolonged rest that can be over 1 hour, similar inflammatory joint diseases.
As migrants andas older persons, they may face further disadvantages, which may be exacerbated by poor economic conditions.
At the same time, disinflationary risks may be exacerbated by a possible recession in the economies of the euro area and the Russian Federation through the channel of exports and remittances.
However, when the alleged offender remains in the host State and the host State's legal system is dysfunctional,the problem of securing custody of the alleged offender may be exacerbated.
In northeastern Mongolia, prolonged droughts in the Amur Basin, which may be exacerbated by global warming, can have significant impacts on Siberian Crane wetland habitats.
This may be exacerbated if important services are outsourced to potentially unregulated third parties without clear lines of accountability and oversight, or which are located abroad.
There is a real danger that if there is not substantive progress in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration before the 2010 elections, violence by rebel groups may be exacerbated.
This may be exacerbated in UNHCR by the lack of multi-year funding agreements and the predominance of annual agreements with implementing partners, rather than longer-term agreements.
In the case of the concentration-based approach,the simple modelling conducted here suggested that such exceedance may be exacerbated in some locations due to the effect of reduced O3 deposition to vegetated surfaces.
However, vulnerabilities may be exacerbated by political and social factors, with specific groups such as women, children, minority groups and indigenous peoples, often particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
Linguistic minorities are frequently also national, ethnic or religious minorities and consequently the challenges they face may be exacerbated by discrimination on the grounds of their ethnicity, religion or nationality.
The situation may be exacerbated when the OIOS programme of work is fully risk-based as the Controller could be in a position to set the risk tolerance for the Organization by determining the resources allocated.
Conflict, whether at the international, State, or community level, can be considered a natural, inevitable consequence of differing interests,goals or values which may be exacerbated by ethnic, racial, cultural and linguistic differences.
The capacity challenge may be exacerbated in the absence of a strong commitment to due process, including fair trial guarantees, and by inadequate or inexistent procedures to ensure the protection of witnesses and victims.