Sentence examples for reflecting the heightened from inspiring English sources

The win is a massive upset by Democrats reflecting the heightened enthusiasm of the party's liberal base and the general dissatisfaction of many voters with the Trump presidency.

In contrast to the similar labeling achieved with fluorescent CLIO-MCSFR, incubation of mononuclear cells for 120 min at 37°C with increasing doses of fluorescent CLIO leads to preferential uptake of the agent by CD16lo monocytes at all concentrations tested (Fig. 2A), reflecting the heightened capacity of these cells for phagocytosis.

Plasma and urinary MDA were significantly increased in smokers reflecting the heightened state of oxidative stress.

In terms of health equity, much of the decline in deaths is concentrated among men and urban dwellers, reflecting the heightened prevalence of major risk factors such as hypertension and hyperlipidemia among this group.

Reflecting the heightened tensions in the Labour Party, Ms. Eagle's office said in a statement on Tuesday that a brick had been thrown through the window of her constituency office in Wallasey, near Liverpool, overnight or in the morning.

"This report reflects the heightened craziness about admissions decisions.

"This report reflects the heightened craziness about admissions decisions," said James O. Freedman, a legal scholar and the former president of Dartmouth.

Many current offerings have been backed by specific assets, and some, like Beazer's, carry interest rates above 14percenttoto reflect the heightened risk.

On Thursday, the rating agency Fitch lowered its rating on Greek debt from B- to a lowly CCC, saying in a statement that the downgrade "reflects the heightened risk that Greece may not be able to sustain its membership of Economic and Monetary Union" after the strong showing of anti-austerity parties in the May 6 elections.

One possibility, thus, is that the increased BOLD signal observed at the dmPFC and AINS reflects the heightened gain associated with information falling closest to the boundary such that dmPFC signals correlating strongly with the absolute distance-to-bound of the information in the visual array.

Although Rains's face is hidden behind bandages throughout most of the film, his ominous voice effectively reflects the heightening madness of the megalomaniacal scientist he portrays.