Sentence examples for in turn heighten from inspiring English sources

Too often, a fear of lawsuits encourages the doctor to proceed with unnecessary tests, which can in turn heighten a hypochondriac's anxiety.

They suggested that smokers with low self-efficacy might have negative expectancies about smoking cessation, which in turn heighten their sensitivity towards withdrawal symptoms.

Problems with emotion regulation can provoke negative social interactions which further intensify the psychological strain of the affected person and his/her relatives and in turn heighten the risk of developing comorbid disorders.

Women and children who flee their homes because of armed conflict become dramatically more vulnerable to violence, abuse and exploitation – which in turn heighten their risk of HIV infection.

The charity recommends minimising consumption of foods high in sugar or fat – not sugar per se – as the calories they contain can lead to people becoming overweight, which in turn heightens the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Which in turn heightens the importance (again) of structural changes that could bring us back toward a healthy equilibrium where more modest spending cuts and more modest tax increases, cushioned by steadier economic growth, would be sufficient to keep our fisc in balance.

But they will also have a ripple effect across almost every level of financial aid, shrinking the pool of students who qualify for federal awards, tightening access to billions of dollars in state and institutional grants and, in turn, heightening the reliance on loans to pay for college.

This, in turn, heightens the odds of a globe-melting overreaction.

With acute alcohol consumption, dopamine is released in the synapses of the mesolimbic pathway, in turn heightening activation of postsynaptic D1 receptors.

Individual mutations in cTnI's C-teminus (e.g. R146G and R193H) alter TnI switch function which in turn heightens myofilament Ca2+ sensitivity and thus sarcomere relaxation [59], [60].

Investment of public funds in basic nanotechnology research has increased, which has, in turn, heightened the interest of private industry in developing patented products.