The film also demonstrates the unease about the radically heightened eligibility criteria felt by some trainers employed by Atos to teach new recruits how to carry out the tests.
As the brief for the United States said in the Defense of Marriage Act case, "This is the rare circumstance in which a faithful application of the court's established criteria compels applying heightened scrutiny to an additional classification".
Those who contest the constitutionality of laws discriminating against gays and lesbians maintain that such discrimination satisfies these criteria and therefore must be tested by heightened scrutiny.
Based on the framework of susceptibility criteria established in the review, age, preexisting disease, heightened exposure, and socioeconomic categories were identified as likely or possibly at increased risk to PM.
How best to define early RA remains a subject of considerable debate 11 heightened by recent publication of the 2010 American College of Rheumatology (ACR)/European League Against Rheumatism EULARR) criteria.
In addition, heightened baseline distress is not consistently used as an inclusion criterion in MBI studies.
Although controversy is likely to continue surrounding the adoption of HbA1c-based criteria for the diagnosis of prediabetes and diabetes in youth, these data support that the ADA HbA1c criteria for prediabetes correspond to impaired β-cell function in overweight/obese youth, a metabolic marker of heightened type 2 diabetes risk.
The current study demonstrates that overweight/obese adolescents meeting the ADA HbA1c diagnostic criteria (2) for prediabetes have evidence of impaired β-cell function relative to insulin sensitivity, a metabolic signal for heightened risk of type 2 diabetes (27).
Using such criteria as whether a passenger paid cash for a ticket, a rudimentary system designed in the mid-1990's helped airlines flag passengers deserving heightened scrutiny.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
