Sentence examples for points to enhanced from inspiring English sources

The Scotland Office points to enhanced capital provision which, they say, amounts to an increase of 12.9% in real terms from 2014/15 to 2015/16, the year covered by today's statement.

A postprandial increase in HR points to enhanced cardiac output, while a lower blood pressure during a high feeling of satiety may indicate a lower systemic resistance especially to visceral parts of the body, which results in a higher mesenteric blood flow (Jager et al. 1986), and may influence postprandial behaviour.

In addition, the increased expression of Cyp4a10 and Cyp4b1 points to enhanced peroxisomal oxidation of fatty acids [ 11], and an elevated level of Nadc1 implies increased uptake from luminal dicarboxylates (Krebs cycle intermediates) as well as citrate secreted by pancreatic and gastric juice [ 48].

He pointed to enhanced training and the "draw down" of Operation Impact officers.

The increase in lathosterol, a marker of cholesterol synthesis, would also point to enhanced LDL receptor activity in the liver, which would lead to reduced circulating LDL levels.

All above data pointed to enhanced antitumor effects after treatment with a combination of low concentration of AMG 900 with HDACIs.

The H. naledi hand shares aspects of Homo morphology in the wrist, thumb and palm, pointing to enhanced object manipulation ability relative to australopiths, including Au. sediba (Kivell et al., 2011; Kivell et al., 2015).

In the majority of those studies, the data pointed to enhanced neuronal plasticity in retinal tissue, associated with both cone and rod cell anomalies suggesting significant disruptions of photoreceptor function.

The discrepancies also indicate divergent perceptions of impact on service quality; while municipal representatives pointed to enhanced quality of the Services, the HCWs and unit leaders described negative consequences causing impaired quality within areas of their concern.

These results extend and confirm previous observations that pointed to enhanced NO production––such as levels of NO metabolites in plasma [ 1] and in platelets [ 15] among patients with AN.

Given the results of the autonomic testing in CFS POTS, which pointed to enhanced sympathetic activation, it is tempting to speculate that the increased PRA in this group may be, at least in part, the result of enhanced renal sympathetic activation.