Sentence examples for heightened generation of from inspiring English sources
The heightened generation of a chondroprotective matrix is unlikely to be the only cause of the protection.
It is possible that WT SOD1 has some indirect effect on the biology of the system to change the way that mutant SOD1 is processed, leading to a heightened generation of forms of the mutant protein that are toxic.
Mr. Ruff, 45, belongs to a media-savvy generation of artists who work with a heightened awareness of the ways in which modern experience is filtered through images.
A federal advisory committee voted narrowly against endorsing a drug vying to become the first new prescription medicine for obesity in more than a decade, signaling heightened concerns for possible health risks associated with a new generation of diet pills.
These war-related atrocities and the widespread violation of human rights that accompanied them have left an entire generation of young people traumatized and at a heightened risk of contracting HIV [ 7, 8].
The past decade has seen a renaissance in the generation of therapies for myeloma as a result of heightened understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of the disease.
This fictional, aside-speaking character led a generation of youth who felt and continue to feel this heightened, disillusioned invincibility and desire for inspiration and spontaneity, on a float through Chicago, covering the Beatles.
Pregnancy is a state of heightened metabolic activity with extra nutritional requirements by the mother, and even in healthy pregnancy there is increased generation of oxygen and nitrogen free radicals [ 21], a key source of which is the placenta [ 22].
Continuing failures at Sellafield, where staff were recently asked to stay at home because of heightened levels of radioactivity, will be a significant concern for the government, which is keen to develop a new generation of nuclear power plants.
The heightened dangers of boxing compared to MMA, however, may serve to damage boxing on a talent level -- while a generation of fight athletes grew up idolizing Muhammad Ali, the next generation may look to Rousey or fellow UFC star Conor McGregor for professional inspiration.
