Sentence examples for 1 heightened from inspiring English sources

In children, a high incidence of RTI is caused either by: 1) heightened exposure of young children to RTI infectious agents from siblings, friends, and child care; 2) environmental factors; and 3) inherited disorders of the immune system [ 1].

When they discussed pregnancy and pain experiences, their responses fell into three categories: 1) heightened anxiety for nearly everyone interviewed; 2) hope for symptom improvement based on several sources, such as friends, others with vulvar pain, and potentially health care providers; 3) emotional reactions to their various pain realities.

29 Heightened Quest for bin Laden President Bush has approved a plan to intensify the effort to capture or kill Osama bin Laden, officials say.

The involvement of the detective, Wojciech Braszczok (pronounced VOY-chek BROOSH-chahk), who is 32, heightened the drama around the Sept. 29 attack.

Successive IAEA reports in 2009, 2010, and 2011 heightened those concerns, and finding a diplomatic solution to the issue of Iran's nuclear program became a significant part of Amano's role as head of the IAEA.

No further relationships are provided between VUI 3 ("moderate unrest") and 4 ("heightened unrest") and higher VALs.

(1) ubiquitous data collection; (2) the potential for unexpected uses of consumer data that could have adverse consequences; and (3) heightened security risks.

As the league grew from 21 teams to 30, heightened demand for players pushed up costs while TV ratings were embarrassingly low.

Dwyer argues that Napoleon's victories at Austerlitz and Jena in 1805-06 hisghtened hisensese of self-grandiosity, leaving him even more certain of his destiny and invincibility.

Our results also suggest that Dhh1 may be antagonizing Pbp1 function, as loss of Dhh1 heightened the growth inhibition caused by over-expression of Pbp1.

4 Heightened chronic inflammation is also detected in GK rats with T2D.