Mr. Balas and Mr. Morales cited Mr. Holder's letter in their pleadings, and Judge Donovan quoted it approvingly in his 26-page opinion, and stated, "The Holder Letter demonstrates that DOMA cannot withstand heightened scrutiny".
In a setting endemic for tuberculosis, such as Sub-Saharan Africa, one cannot always determine whether heightened risk for tuberculosis results from increased frequency of exposure to infectious cases due to the high prevalence of disease, enhanced risk of acquiring infection once exposed, or increased risk of disease once infected.
By adoptive transfer experiments, they showed that NP-specific IgM-BCR-expressing B cells and IgG-BCR-ESC B cells undergo predominantly GC reactions rather than differentiation into plasma cells, suggesting that the expression of IgG1-BCR on the B cell surface alone probably cannot account for the heightened capacity of memory B cells to differentiate into plasma cells.
The city's population boom and heightened hipness quotient cannot be directly attributed to Mr. Obama's appeal among younger voters.
There is heightened security; his visit cannot proceed.
"The trials have also heightened awareness that you cannot get away with impunity.
Under federal law, people who pose a heightened risk of violence cannot buy or own firearms, including convicted felons, domestic abusers, the seriously mentally ill and several other categories.
The challenge is heightened because the Education Department cannot collect data on individual students, other than financial aid data.
Watching Mrs. Karjala sitting at her computer desk, set up in the corner of her small guest room, one cannot help wondering if the computer occasionally heightens a sense of isolation.
We prefer to interpret this as evidence of increased computational confidence among the pupils; however, heightened perception of adult incompetence cannot be ruled out.
