As the prevalence of DM increases, the secondary prevention of atherothrombosis will assume heightened importance in this high-risk group.
In contexts of high adult mortality (i.e., fewer parents and grandparents) sibling interdependencies may assume heightened importance, especially during the transition to adulthood.
However, this study suggests that raising preconception health more proactively may most promisingly occur when this assumes heightened individual relevance for women.
Paper Treasures As Europe's medieval manuscripts gave way to the printed books of the Renaissance, drawings assumed a heightened prominence.
Besides making comparative information available, people's cost awareness was assumed to be heightened and they were made partly responsible for the costs they incur through financial incentives, e.g. they receive cheques, have to make co-payments and pay policy excesses and have no-risk benefits.
As the familiar story proceeds — with Amanda needling Tom into bringing a gentleman caller home for dinner to meet the agoraphobic Laura — the actions and images assume shapes, both heightened and pared-down, that suggest how we edit and exaggerate when we remember.
During a town hall meeting in Florida on Wednesday, when asked about his pay, the congressman told his constituents that his yearly salary of $174,000 was "not so much" -- especially once you account for the number of hours he works, the fact he had to sever ties with his family's funeral home business upon assuming office, and the heightened danger he faces as a public official.
The Fed members also pointed out that heightened "geopolitical risks," assumed by Fed watchers to be a reference to a possible war with Iraq, were a "major source of uncertainty" in the economy.
Heightened stress on the individual parent is assumed to undermine that parent's ability to maintain coordination and harmony in the coparenting relationship (Feinberg 2003).
