Sentence examples for heightened degree from inspiring English sources

The chemically modified heparin exhibits a heightened degree of association, suggesting an enhanced self-interaction.

On the flip side, the increased enrollment led to a heightened degree of productivity.

But "Newark" still demonstrates a striking degree of interest on Ms. Brown's part in a heightened degree of academic rigor.

You can glimpse this heightened degree of psychological agitation by the way he so often treats his materials, wrenching and pulverising them, ever impossibly demanding.

Most often I think authors seek to have their article given a heightened degree of credibility by having their peers comment on it.

"There's a heightened degree of confidence that the Fed is doing the right thing," said Frederick Taylor, chief investment officer at the United States Trust Company, predicting that the economy would "barely" grow next year while profits modestly fall.

Humankind fights back with equally giant – 2,000-feet-tall – fighting robots controlled from within by two-person teams functioning through heightened degrees of empathy.

What we do know (yes we do) is that investors don't like heightened degrees of ignorance about the economic outlook.

Table 3 shows a considerable amount of misfit among participants, with four participants (T7, T14, T13 and T5) showing heightened degrees of misfit or noisiness (North 2000) - suggesting that these participants' ratings were somewhat unpredictable and inconsistent.

In fact, even the prospect of a retaliatory terrorist strike linked to hostilities in Iraq has not appreciably heightened the degree of corporate angst.

Adding more contemporary factors like video game play and DVR playback into what was already a mix of Friday-night diversions has only heightened the degree of difficulty.