That heightened quality is a function of two things: first, that the players are more motivated by the promise of the championship, and second, that there are fewer penalties (generally) interrupting what is, left to itself, a masterfully flowing game.
In sum, not only is the recurrence risk of ASD higher in siblings than nonsiblings, but also there appears to be an increasingly heightened risk as a function of genetic relatedness and the extent of environmental similarity that may manifest in distinct neural, cognitive, and socioemotional profiles that typify ASD [ 48].
Second, children may differ as a function of their personality and/or FR in their susceptibility to rearing influences [ 6]; indicating heightened susceptibility to the negative effects of risky environments and to the beneficial effects of supportive environments [ 5, 6].
Girls' heightened susceptibility to mass psychogenic illness need not be seen, in other words, as a function of a delicate constitution or a more "hysterical" nature, but of their propensity to talk among themselves about their health.
Moreover, when the missingness is not only a function of the covariate(s) but also of the outcome variable, then the bias from a complete case analysis is heightened [ 27].
The brief rule of Manṣūr (1081 86) was followed by a period of heightened Mazyadid activity.
By that point, the athlete has already reaped the benefits of a lifetime of heightened testosterone.
The reports come at a time of heightened sensitivities.
This pattern of reoccupation following a period of heightened activity is common in other volcanic settings.
Police and FSB operatives imposed a regime of heightened security.
