That is, those who had experienced ED visits or rehospitalisation might ascribe those undesirable events to care transition, which in turn intensified their memory of negative experience during discharge including those experienced during the discharge process.
It was a bitterly cold morning, and the wind slicing across the mournful landscape intensified the memories of the violence and horror -- the unspeakable agony of the thousands lost and injured, and the grief of a traumatized city brought temporarily to its knees).
It is possible that the next time the crisis on the continent intensifies, the memory of the Cyprus ordeal will make depositors a little more likely to pre-emptively move their money.
For her, the winding down of NASA's space shuttle program intensifies the memories evoked by the exhibit.
As my friend Anthony Polvere, a professor of photography, said, "Photographs intensify our memories and take them to a deeper level of remembrance".
For Ms. Daguin (as for Gallic chefs like Mr. Vongerichten and Daniel Boulud), a distaste for chicken that was "mushy and full of water," as she put it, was intensified by nostalgic memories of chickens back home that wandered around the yard nibbling on carrot tops, onion skins and old baguettes — and ended up tasting rich and meaty, with an almost chewy texture.
He described the drug as intensifying "emotion and memory a hundred times".
That he needed help?" The memory evoked an intensified version of Brando's familiar look of enlightened compassion.
Strategists at all of the campaigns, including Mr. Perry's, agreed that his embarrassing memory lapse on Wednesday intensified questions about his political viability.
Follow @NolaReady and sign up for email/text alerts on the city's storm preparations at http://t.co/6mYRSg3b #Isaac — New Orleans Saints (@Saints) 27 Aug 12 The intensifying storm revived memories of Hurricane Katrina for many people, including vows the city had learned its lessons.
