Sentence examples for heightened values from inspiring English sources

The presence of a binder (gum Arabic) which provides initial strengthening of paper pad, was the reason of heightened values of folding endurance.

Haiken (1997) has suggested that North American society became increasingly visual with heightened values attached to women's looks over the period since the Second World War.

The findings of our study concerning depression are somewhat different to other studies, e.g. Steers et al. [ 16] and Fultz et al. [ 17] reported heightened values of depression in patients with urinary incontinence.

The clinical weights might be related to the heightened values of Pearson's r between "the modified seven-item BPRS" (constructed by changing the allocation of marks) and the CGI-SCH, as the shape of the scatter plot between the two scales became more linear than before.

All this adds to heightened understanding, heightened interest and heightened value.

In the new episodes the cash injection from Vimeo is especially obvious, with heightened production values, more location shooting, and even snazzier camerawork than this high-caliber show exhibited before.

I can envision more productions with heightened theatrical values, and this theater [the Kennedy Center Opera House] is more intimate than the Met, Chicago, or San Francisco, so we can present certain singers in roles they might not do elsewhere.

These results consistently revealed heightened ω values of terminal branches leading to expressed genes, a pattern that still holds when we examined genes of individual species separately (Additional file 3: Table S1).

But in the world of paintings, the art sleuth Philip Mould tells us, the breathtaking prices paid for fine art have only heightened the value of the real thing — the one in which the soul of its maker resides.

His chardonnay is clean, bright and carries a knife-sharp edge that will heighten its value with certain recipes like fish in a butter sauce.

The fact that the art work will not be on the walls for long only "heightens its value," Ms. Dow said.