Sentence examples for a time of enhanced from inspiring English sources

I think such language is damaging to our republic, especially in a time of enhanced vulnerability and civic tension.

The results were also consistent with auditory hair cells being generally more physiologically active when animals are in a reproductive state, a time of enhanced sensory-motor coupling between the auditory periphery and the upper harmonics of vocalizations.

Families and local health staff will not perceive the neonatal period as a time of enhanced risk for the newborn and will not see the need to take the necessary precautions to improve delivery or postnatal care.

Therefore, our findings suggest that the period of rapid synaptogenesis in the monkey is a time of enhanced vulnerability to lead exposure for the appearance of later impairments in sensory regulation.

As one example of how these predictions may be used, many hospitals establish a time period of enhanced precautions for healthcare workers, family members, and visitors during the peak winter influenza season [ 6].

Enhanced hard X-rays (>12 keV) are always observed during the time of enhanced radio emission.

The cost time of enhanced 2D- l 1-SVD is nearly twice of that of 2D- l 1-SVD, and it is affected by the number of different α and β.

To demonstrate our results, we had taken seven datasets from UCI Machine Learning repository and compared the classification accuracy and training time of enhanced GONN with classical Koza's model and classical Back propagation model.

Therefore, from a geological point of view, the chloride source in the Upper Jurassic aquifer is derived most likely via seawater infiltration of the overlaying LMM sediments (Lemcke and Tunn [1956]), especially during times of enhanced compaction due to increasing thickness of the Molasse sediments and of the glaciers during Pleistocene.

The prehistoric records discovered in the desert landscape are sparse, and sites are commonly associated with ancient sources of water, including streams, springs, and lakes relict from 'pluvial' time periods of enhanced rainfall.

One might speculate that replication through the telomere would disrupt its capping function and therefore capping must be reassembled thereafter, creating a time-restricted situation of enhanced requirement for capping and hence Cdc13 complex function.