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aggravating factors

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aggravating factors,
n.pl postures or movements that produce or intensify the symptoms of a patient and are used to establish the severity, irritability, and nature of the condition.


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Senior counsel for the Attorney General claimed there was a series of aggravating factors in the attack, including the premeditated decision to go to the house armed with hammers to cause maximum fear.
The judicial officer Roger Morris from Wales decided the offence was at the low end of the scale and, having taken into account any mitigating and aggravating factors, he banned Jennings until January 6, 2010.
2 percentage points from June with industry and retail trade as the aggravating factors, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on July 28, as quoted by Bulgarian news agency BTA.
 
 
 
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