Sentence examples for heightened occurrence from inspiring English sources
"heightened occurrence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to an increased or intensified happening or event. Example: "The recent natural disasters have led to a heightened occurrence of climate change discussions and efforts to reduce carbon emissions."
Heightened occurrence of asthma in Detroit and other major cities has been attributed to proximity to major roads, industrial emissions such as sulfur dioxide (SO2), and indoor exposures such as cockroach antigens.
This concern has been heightened since the occurrence of Wegeners Granulomatosis (an autoimmune vasculitis affecting the lungs and kidneys) in a subject who received a recombinant hepatitis B vaccine adjuvanted with ISS, an oligonucleotide similar to CPG 7909 [21].
This concern has been heightened by the occurrence of vCJD apparently related to blood transfusion [ 11].
In the late 1990s, such concerns were heightened by the occurrence of CJD among three patients 30 years of age who were deer hunters or ate deer and elk meat harvested by family members (Table 2).
This species of spruce was chosen because of its abundant occurrence and heightened sensitivity towards salinization.
However, the use of tolcapone is only limited to fluctuating patients who are refractory to other therapies, and requires heightened monitoring for the occurrence of hepatotoxicity.
The co-occurrence of heightened pain sensitivity, sleep problems and psychiatric distress is common among patients with fibromyalgia, a chronic widespread pain condition that affects approximately 17.1% of RA patients [ 54].
That is why the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta issued a national alert on Sept. 11 calling on public health officials to "initiate heightened surveillance for any unusual disease occurrence or increased numbers of illnesses that might be associated with today's events".
Despite being a global occurrence, Hong Kong seems to have a particularly heightened relationship with charity singles, which explains their function as a central element within the Hong Kong Pavilion: "Charity singles took root in Hong Kong in a big way their popularity lasted well into the new museum," the artist adds.
Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) are a common occurrence in health care facilities with a heightened risk for immunocompromised patients.
According to this model, the relationship between traumatic events and the heightened risk for an alcohol use disorders is mediated by the occurrence of PTSD or other posttraumatic psychiatric disorders (Jacobsen et al. 2001; Khantzian 1999).
