Sentence examples for possibly heightened from inspiring English sources

But in 2004, an analysis of clinical data pointed to a possibly heightened risk of heart attack and stroke in patients taking rofecoxib.

But the Disney announcement resulted in so many questions about the possibly heightened competition "that it would have been disingenuous for us to suggest that we had not been thinking about it".

If at the eleventh hour Saddam Hussein capitulates to a comprehensive United Nations weapons inspection, it might be a long time before we will know whether he has spared us the horror of war or merely postponed — and possibly heightened — it.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control, 30% of Americans report "short sleep duration" of less than six hours a night, much of it accounted for by increasingly peripatetic work habits and linked, among other things, to a possibly heightened susceptibility to Alzheimers.

It bears further consideration whether the observed elevated burden of infection observed among pre school-aged children in this study reflects general tendencies toward communal care of very young children in the AI/AN population, or possibly heightened utilization of child daycare.

Furthermore in Step 2, the MCR of pathway groups could be possibly heightened, which may provide a more complete and ameliorated view of the mechanism of cancer.

But chirpy pop-soul is just the tip of this particular iceberg: just what "McDonald's moment" (them again), could possibly be heightened by subjecting patrons to Little By Little, a wretched Oasis ballad that hasn't been aired outside Peggy Gallagher's kitchen in the last 10 years?

Overall, the genes identified in category 1 suggest that ablation of Pink1 results in increased brain inflammation and MAP kinase pathway activation, possibly through heightened oxidative stress [95], [96], [97], [98].

Given that MDD is characterized by increased DMN connectivity both during emotional processing paradigms and at rest [ 18, 19], the present findings suggest that increased DMN connectivity may characterize individuals with increasing levels of subclinical depressive symptoms, possibly reflecting heightened self-referential activities and ruminative cognitions.

There was some variation in recruitment across the study sites as may be expected, with the lead site recruiting substantially in relation to expected prevalence than the other the other three, possibly due heightened awareness in the local general practitioner population (see table 1).

Fast music, red lights and pleasing aromas have all been shown to increase casino profits, possibly because they heighten the perceived level of excitement.