The report cited expert evidence saying cannabis use often coincides with an exacerbation of psychosis.
If data shows two or three symptoms have worsened over three days, patients are classed as having an exacerbation.
They are often disappointed that instead of the dawn of a new politics, there has been a exacerbation of politics as usual.
In parallel, the trends being observed in the different variables of the hydrologic cycle evidence the exacerbation of such conditions (Sixth Water Dialogue, 2006).
It is true that Lariam may very well have had an impact on the precipitation and exacerbation of Mr. Mezvinsky's pre-existing, serious mental illness.
These are voluntary reports from health care providers and consumers linking DMAA use to seizures, arrhythmias, heart attacks, strokes, panic attacks, and deaths, along with exacerbation of psychiatric conditions.
He enriched the oxygen or the carbon dioxide in the air breathed by experimental subjects and found not a hint of suppression or exacerbation of yawning compared with control subjects breathing normal air.
At the time, John Lewis said if the square was pedestrianised it would "inevitably lead to an exacerbation of the congestion" and be a "major problem for customers", but it was broadly in favour of the plans.
Nezavisimaya Gazeta, a paper financed by tycoon Boris Berezovsky, noted that Yeltsin had opted for an "exacerbation of the political situation" as a means to distract public attention from the impeachment process currently under way in parliament.
Of course the region has long been the leading source of headaches to global policy makers, but the possibility of leakage of weapons of mass destruction and the sharp exacerbation of religious tensions in the region seem set to make things even worse.
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