Some combinations of medication classes, like antipsychotics and antidepressants, have shown improved benefits (for psychotic depression) but also heightened risks (for heart rhythm disturbances).
And that sense that the Spaniards had found their rhythm was heightened when Higdon first failed to clear a cross and then was wrong-footed when the ball was set up for Michel, who shot a yard or so wide from the edge of the box.
Transition and rhythm yield to heightened contrast.
His singing was heightened speech, the notes and rhythms always making a direct expressive effect, across a range from care to anger to, in the last act, dumb bewilderment mixed with an emphatic wish still to get to the truth (a word he sang with the tremolo of bursting emotion).
Rap and hip-hop are essentially poetry with a heightened emphasis on the internal rhythms of the language, so don't be afraid to look at some modern poetry movements for inspiration.
Through speed, volume, rhythm and pitch they heightened emotions.
The tune unfurls like a raging negotiation, the tension heightened by a mathematically precise underlying rhythm.
Geometric juxtapositions, simple actions heightened through forceful repetition, visual and percussive rhythms: What a declaration of creative independence this microcosm of society on the march represented, with Graham's scarlet costumes enhancing her genius for forceful modernist spectacle.
We reveal overall reductions in open field exploration due to lower ambulatory activity in Mecp2 Stop mice not related to heightened anxiety levels or endophenotypes affecting circadian rhythms.
The musicians' crisply etched rhythms and bold accents in the Menuetto heightened the sense of drama.
By contrast, at a wavelength used to entrain its circadian rhythm (520 nm) and for routine visual tasks, photobehavior was heightened during the day, and spectral sensitivity matched to the twilight spectrum, facilitating crepuscular vision and entrainment by irradiance at sunrise and sunset.
