Sentence examples for heightened as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the effects of the eddy currents were heightened as a consequence of splitting the gradient assembly into two halves.
This paper examines the extent to which migrant graduates have a higher exposure to educational and skill mismatch and the degree to which the previously well documented negative impacts of mismatch on earnings and job satisfaction were heightened as a consequence of migrant status.
If anything, his other senses are heightened as a result.
Because inflammation is a key feature of common chronic diseases such as COPD (Rana et al. 2004) and an important pathophysiological response to PM2.5 exposure, further investigation is needed on whether the chronic state of inflammation in patients with these conditions may heighten their susceptibility to diabetes as a consequence of PM2.5 exposure.
Unfortunately, victim advocates report that indeed, greater numbers of immigrant survivors are declining to contact law enforcement, seek protection orders, and participate in domestic violence related court proceedings as a consequence of the current Administration's heightened immigration enforcement activities, ultimately protecting perpetrators of violence.
In this study, rural communities are understood as places with small populations, limited material and financial resources, and a heightened vulnerability to health service and health human resource shortages as a consequence of their distance from urban centres [ 12, 27- 29].
Possible mechanisms for the very high frequencies of CMV-specific T cells in antiretroviral-treated HIV disease include sub-clinical CMV replication and/or a dysregulated and heightened immunologic response to a normal level of CMV replication (perhaps as a consequence of loss of certain immunoregulatory cells).
As a consequence of the formation of this region of heightened amplitude, there is an increased probability of finding he electrons in the internuclear region (so echoing Lewis' conception of the bond) and, by implication, a lowering of the energy of the molecule.
This is strikingly true where the automobile's owner is alerted to police intentions and, as a consequence, the motivation to remove evidence from official grasp is heightened.
As a consequence, Taseer is dead.
