There is no dramatic heightening, no shift, however subtle, into a declamatory mode.
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Such a dramatic increase could pose heightened risk of birth defects [27, 28] and other reproductive problems [29], more severe impacts on aquatic ecosystems [30], and more frequent instances of off-target movement and damage to nearby crops and plants.
While the paint was still wet, he used his hands and fingers to vigorously smear the image into a dramatic vertical blur, at once heightening the action of the implied narrative while also literally clawing at the painting.
In "The Court Affirms Separation of Church and State," you write, "It is understandable that the court might have shied away from a dramatic ruling that would have heightened what is already a strong antagonism toward the judiciary among some conservative groups".
In "The Walk," he had a project in which 3-D, done from the outset, could serve and heighten the story through a dramatic use of space and depth.
This heightened control was accompanied by a dramatic increase in lèse majesté charges against critics, dissidents and ordinary citizens.
When compared to the mock-depleted control, CtIP-depleted cells exhibited a dramatic decrease in the ability of CPT to heighten RPA positivity in cells (Fig. 3A).
This continuing dialogue, heightened by endlessly televised news about the conflict, served as a dramatic backdrop for our three-generation trip.
A sex change is a dramatic experience at any time, but for an adolescent it can take on a particularly heightened cast.
