Sentence examples for heightened output from inspiring English sources
Ford asserts that the revised engine is the most powerful production V-8 in the world, and despite the heightened output, the car manages to avoid a gas-guzzler tax.
The drop would have been steeper if not for heightened output in less-developed countries such as Angola and Libya, whose economies have yet to become big energy consumers.Meanwhile, oil prices, after falling to $128 per barrel this week, are back above $130 today.
The phase advance and heightened output suggests that H3K9me3 may be more important under diurnal light-dark cycles.
To confirm that loss of heterochromatin caused heightened circadian output independent of ras-1 bd, we crossed the ∆ dim-5 strain to WT (FGSC 2489) and observed an identical phenotype.
Reports of damage to oil fields have heightened fears that output could be disrupted for longer than initially forecast, possibly for years.
High-tech devices with voice output have been found to be less effective; in one study devices resulted in limited topic elaboration/initiation, reduced output and heightened distraction.
At both conventions although predictably less so in New York interest in the bloggers and their output was undoubtedly heightened, in one of those perfect post-modern moments, by the mainstream press itself, looking around for offbeat angles and anxious to avoid charges of becoming the political parties' stenographers at such tightly stage-managed and content-poor events.
Accordingly, Type D was associated with increased cardiac output [ 25], heightened systolic and diastolic blood pressure reactivity [ 11], and dampened heart rate reactivity during experimental stress.
Testosterone has also been linked to male aggressive behavior in response to reproductive challenges where increased testosterone output supports a period of heightened aggression during territory defense or mate guarding (Wingfield et al. 1990, 2000).
Since late last year, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries have been ratcheting up output as anxiety over a war with Iraq, heightened United States demand during an unusually cold winter and interrupted Venezuelan production pushed oil prices steadily higher.
