Sentence examples for hence heightening from inspiring English sources
Thus, girls may be particularly at risk for mental health problems, hence heightening the need to understand sex specific relations between SBMU and mental health and psychological wellbeing.
Implant therapy must not be limited to the placement and restoration of dental implants but to the implementation of peri-implant maintenance therapy to potentially prevent biologic complications and hence to heighten the long-term success rate.
Hence, the heightened resistance of IL-6−/– mice cannot be attributed to a pivotal role for IL-17 during infection.
We would not expect such recall bias to be unevenly distributed between the two randomised groups although GPs in the intervention group who participated in the CME might estimate the intervals even longer than the control GPs because they had recently received an up-date on lung cancer symptoms and their awareness of such symptoms in the daily practice would hence be heightened.
Everything had been so heightened.
29 Although adolescent motherhood certainly has a substantial role in maintaining the high rates of child and infant mortality in India and elsewhere, it is unclear whether this is truly a consequence of early marriage, and hence early childbirth, or if heightened social vulnerability for mothers married as minors drives heightened health risk for their children.
While further studies are needed to investigate TMD etiology, this genetic variant potentially could help to identify patients whose risk of developing TMD is heightened following orthodontic treatment, hence serving as a risk marker useful in planning orthodontic care.
Corneille used language not so much to illumine character as to heighten the clash between concepts, hence the "sentences" in his poetry which are memorable even outside their dramatic context.
Hence, it appears the cerebellum may have heightened vulnerability to the damaging consequences of mutations in the COQ2 gene.
Hence, the data in Figure 3 argue that heightened insulin sensitivity in skeletal muscle is an adaptive response to reduced serum hormone levels in AKAP150 knockout mice.
