Sentence examples for heightened under from inspiring English sources

It's possible that the Broadway aspects of "Revelations" have become heightened under her directorship.

On June 22, however, Mr. Moran's comedic metabolism was heightened under the tutelage of Eddie Brill, a veteran American comic who also books Mr. Letterman's show.

N.F.C. is heightened under time pressure, with fatigue, with excess environmental noise — when a lot of information that is difficult to make sense of is coming at us at the same time — and when we feel that we need to give an opinion.

As an example of just how vulnerable joints are to injury – a risk heightened under the added duress of race conditions – a recent review of the New York State Gaming Commission and Cornell University postmortem examinations over the last three years reveals how 45% of horses that died while racing suffered fatal injuries of the fetlock (ankle) joint.

Since HSPs were already induced in both the HSPB5 R120G TG mouse hearts and the SBMA TG mouse central nervous systems, the effect of GGA on HSP induction may be heightened under conditions of stress.

The appeals court convincingly found that in focusing on sexual orientation, the act warranted heightened scrutiny under the test the Supreme Court established for gender-based laws — and that the statute was unconstitutional when reviewed closely.

While there was no increase in the protein content of Bcl-2, an anti-apoptotic protein in the quadriceps (Fig. 13, panel B), the ratio of Bax/Bcl-2 protein content indicated heightened apoptosis under CR.

Parkin is still, however, able to translocate to the mitochondria; indeed this ability appears to be heightened particularly under conditions of mitochondrial damage and depolarization (MAO-B, FCCP), suggesting that mitochondrial recruitment of the protein is separate from its enzymatic function.

As migration routes have become more perilous under heightened border security, smuggling operations have been consolidated under the aegis of organized crime, and opportunists have turned robbing and kidnapping vulnerable migrants into big business.

Dissidents have been detained or put under heightened surveillance.

The parade of justice has continued, under heightened security but unabated, since the Sept. 11 attacks.