If physiology feedback about stress is either seen as a sign of anxiety or results in a heightened body awareness, those high in anxiety sensitivity may show heightened levels of anxiety in response to physiology feedback about stress.
Our data show that immunization with OVA peptide at a 100 μg/ml in alum did not induce heightened levels of activation in Cblb−/− T cells, as revealed by the surface expression of the early activation markers CD25 and CD69.
They have won many tight games but you can't detect heightened levels of efficiency in front of goal.
They try to persuade people that the world has changed, requiring heightened levels of security in everything from cyberspace to buses.
The chairman, Larry Johnston, called the third quarter "a respectable performance in a period that was challenged by the combined effects of our country's continued economic weakness and heightened levels of competition in our industry".
Around the same period in 2008, there were heightened levels of EV71 activity in the Asia-Pacific region, including Malaysia, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan [ 28].
A meta-analysis in schizophrenia and BD shows heightened levels of morning cortisol in BD (Girshkin et al. 2014), although the determinants of such modifications and the specific place of childhood trauma among them require further investigations.
Heightened levels of carbon dioxide in the blood activate chemoreceptors in the carotid artery and brain to increase sympathetic tone, ultimately leading to an increase in heart rate, stroke volume, cardiac output, and therefore arterial blood pressure.
It presents an opportunity at a turning point in time, with so few cities vying to host the Games and heightened levels of political turmoil in countries across the world.
Heightened levels of these hormones in the brain can also make a person more likely to take risks, which is why teenagers sometimes engage in more dangerous and risky behaviours than adults.
