Sentence examples for heightened interest of from inspiring English sources

"The real change is the heightened understanding, the heightened interest of that community — there has been a bump in the numbers of the Vietnamese in the school board and City Council," said Adam D. Probolsky, a Republican political strategist.

The articles on Physicists have the most diverse coverage in other language editions of Wikipedia, are the longest in the sample, and on average attract the largest number of unique editors and edits, which suggests a heightened interest of Wikipedians in covering this topic.

The Nursing Home Quality Initiative has already demonstrated the potential of public reporting to foster collaboration and coordination among nursing home stakeholders and to heighten interest of nursing homes in quality improvement techniques.

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Mrs. Clinton's visit to Vietnam is drawing heightened interest because of her election to the Senate.

When Injured Athlete Leaves Campus, College's Responsibility Ends The televised image of Louisville's Kevin Ware breaking his leg has heightened interest in one of the many issues confronting college athletics: health insurance coverage.

The possibility of stimulating the release of endogenous incretins as a therapeutic strategy for the treatment of type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and obesity has led to heightened interest in the physiology of enteroendocrine cells and the gut-brain-pancreatic axis.

There is also heightened interest in the evaluation of the SLNs after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, where the proportion of micrometastases is reportedly higher, and the performance of intraoperative imprint cytology of SLNs is proportionately lower [ 23].

The centenary of his birth has heightened interest in Thomas, the writer of Under Milk Wood and the man who created some of the finest poems in the English language ("Do not go gentle into that good night,/ Old age should burn and rave at close of day;/ Rage, rage against the dying of the light").

However, this situation has begun to change, one sign of which is heightened interest in mHealth theory and development of behavior change models that incorporate the unique features of the mobile channel [ 5, 12].

The presence and steady increase in environmental and human concentrations of PBDEs have heightened interest in the potential toxicologic consequences of these chemicals (Birnbaum and Staskal 2004; de Wit 2002).