Sentence examples for heightened acceptance from inspiring English sources

23 In contrast, non-tasters tend to show heightened acceptance for certain high-fat foods, 23 and several studies have demonstrated higher BMIs in non-tasters compared to taster counterparts.

In describing a contributor to her heightened acceptance, she described her "gym experience" and her pursuit of physical activity aims: The people that I was working with there [fitness staff at her physical activity venue] were so health focused that that helped me to shift and learn and feel potential in being healthy at this weight without feeling like I had to change my weight.

The strength of this cross-sectional design is its anonymity, which heightened the acceptance of all involved parties and was a prerequisite on the part of the school authorities.

"There may be certain cases," it has concluded, "where heightened accountability or acceptance of responsibility through the defendant's admission of misconduct may be appropriate, even if it does not allow us to achieve a prompt resolution".

All participants complained about the lack of social support and even information about what little support was theoretically available, an experience that heightened feelings of lack of social acceptance: "We are just social baggage anyway" (Mother B).

The Clinton Foundation has faced heightened scrutiny in recent months over its acceptance of foreign and corporate donations and allegations that the money may have influenced Mrs. Clinton as secretary of state.

The Convention and its acceptance by so many countries has heightened recognition of the fundamental human dignity of all children and the urgency of ensuring their well-being and development.

This has led to increased acceptance and use of violence among boys and heightened body hatred issues with girls.

Ostomy surgery often occurs during adolescence, a time in human development when peer acceptance and body image issues may be particularly heightened [ 1, 11, 12, 15].

What Wajcman makes visible is the opportunity in today's "risk society" - in which heightened awareness of risk means science and technology has to gain public acceptance - for women's voices to be heard for a change and to help shape the technologies that shape our world.

"Theoretically, they could heighten the awareness and acceptance of complex relationships and natural balances.