Sentence examples for including a heightened from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polisi is the architect of Juilliard's holistic approach, including a heightened emphasis on the liberal arts.

It follows several widespread hunger strikes protesting against the practice, which critics say can cause severe psychological effects, including a heightened suicide risk.

Glezer also pointed out that hormonal birth control helps women avoid unplanned pregnancy, which itself is linked to a host of other risks, including a heightened risk of postpartum depression.

The course of MS could consequently deteriorate, including a heightened risk of suicide and substance abuse [ 7].

Here, the authors infected zebrafish embryos with human IAVs and demonstrated that this model could recapitulate several features of human influenza infection, including a heightened innate immune response and typical pathological alterations such as edema and tissue destruction.

Absconding from forensic institutions presents significant clinical and reputational risks for those institutions, including a heightened perception of risk to public safety as well as a decreased sense of confidence in the efficacy of psychiatric services being provided [ 1- 3].

It is about the attraction of living well, and that includes a heightened environmental awareness.

If there is a coalition of five, or possibly six, Justices who can agree on a unified approach that includes a heightened equal-protection standard, and thus new constitutional protections, for gays and lesbians, it would be a historic opinion.

Cancer cells possess fundamentally altered metabolism that supports their pathogenic features, which includes a heightened reliance on aerobic glycolysis to provide precursors for synthesis of biomass.

The distributions in Figure  2 show that observed hallmarks of normal or fibrocystic pathologies included a heightened scattering amplitude and slope, as compared with malignant pathologies.

The main allometric shape changes include: a heightening of the suspensorium and the opercle, an elevation of the supraoccipital crest, a forward displacement of the mandibular articulation with respect to the neurocranium, a mandible becoming proportionally shorter and a lengthening of the ascending process of the premaxilla.