The phrase "heightened expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to describe a feeling or emotion that is more intense than usual. For example, "The audience was captivated by the heightened expression of love and emotion in the dance performance."
Four CSPs, namely CSP2 (BTT00638_1), CSP3 (BTT19102_1), CSP4 (BTT26377_1, BTT26377_1) and CSP6 (BTT35682_1), were expressed in the larva with particularly high expression of CSP3 (BTT19102_1) and heightened expression of CSP4 in comparison to the pupa (BTT34298_1).
Heightened expression of EEF1A2 was not associated with increased copy number or coding sequence mutations.
Heightened expression of hematopoietic growth factors such as IL-3 could support leukemia progression through an autocrine mechanism.
We further show the induction of SHR is independent of AID expression, as GC B cells from AID -/- mice retained heightened expression of SHR proteins.
Heightened expression of the signalling type I interferon receptor, IFNAR2 in ME7 animals (Fig. 6f) may contribute to this.
Mandarin (Ottawa) exhibited more general stress response genes whereas Fiskeby III had heightened expression of metabolic process genes.
Additionally, to heighten expression, a fragment including three tandem sequences of the upstream activating sequence UASCLB (Blazeck et al. 2012) was also ligated in front of the promoter TDH3p.
(Note where the Brit placed the shalls to heighten the expression of resolve, and the will expressing futurity before the stressed finish. Bush held to the more American will not, in front of the emphasized tire, falter and fail).
Elevated levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines, inflammatory mediators and certain growth factors potently heighten the expression of matrix-degrading enzymes.
PPARGC1B may thus be involved in a feed-forward control mechanism with ERα such that ER induction (for example, by estradiol treatment) heightens the expression of a co-activator PPARGC1B of ER, which in turn increases ER action at the DNA binding site.
Similarly, Goldsmith's status as an exile heightens his expressions of nostalgia in his long poem The Deserted Village (1770).
