Sentence examples for causing heightened from inspiring English sources

This is causing heightened concerns with the approach of the fall migration season, particularly since there is only a rudimentary understanding of many migration routes.

The accelerated accumulation of IFNAR1-competent PMNs into the alveoli during early TB, synchronous with limited frequencies of annexinV+7AAD+ PMNs, suggests that IFN I drives recruitment of PMNs to the site of infection via chemokines, rather than causing heightened PMN cell death.

City's faltering title defence and a dire Champions League challenge that ended with them bottom of their group and failing to reach the knockout stages for a second consecutive year has caused heightened speculation regarding his position at the Etihad Stadium.

For such visitors, waiting for access at the external perimeter may cause heightened risk of personal attacks.

We apply our methods to Falmouth, MA, where failing septic systems have caused heightened eutrophication in local receiving water bodies.

In one set of experiments, Yale University social psychologist Becca Levy found that in older adults, subliminal stereotypes caused heightened cardiovascular activity in older adults, an indicator of stress.

The bad news is that those studies aren't conclusive, some chemicals may cause heightened risk, and--according to Allen Niemi, director of occupational safety and health services at Michigan Technological University in Houghton--very few U.S. academic institutions have policies to provide guidance.

Pain and inflammation tend to have emotional consequences, too, so heels can cause heightened stress, anxiety, depressive moods and mental fatigue.

Acting as a stimulant of the central nervous system, caffeine causes heightened alertness and arousal [ 280].

It seems that multiple defense pathways are rapidly induced by phosphite treatment that causes heightened defense leading to enhanced resistance after pathogen infection in local tissue.

Perception of a fungal pathogen attack in plants causes heightened nucleocytoplasmic activity leading to expression of mainly secretory proteins targeted against the invading pathogen.