Sentence examples for response to heightened from inspiring English sources

Thus, belief in IDT may, in part, be a normative response to heightened death awareness.

UCP3 upregulation seems to be a protective response to heightened oxidative stress [54].

In 2015, the city of Costa Mesa closed restrooms at Lions Park and Wilson Park in response to "heightened criminal and security issues," according to city spokesman Tony Dodero.

In its Wednesday order allowing C-SPAN to serve as the live-audio servicer for other media outlets, the court noted the request was made in response to "heightened public scrutiny" — the same phrase the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist used when he signed off on a C-SPAN request to allow it to broadcast oral arguments in the 2000 Bush v. Gore case.

Although FRN amplitude variation has been reported in response to heightened stimulus saliency or heightened subjective motivational significance (Gehring and Willoughby, 2002; Yeung et al., 2005) of the respective stimulus, the way in which this salient outcome is delivered had no impact on FRN amplitude size per se in the current study.

There also was growing support within the industry for regulation in response to heightened public awareness.

Process safety, occupational health and environmental issues are ever increasing in importance in response to heightening public concerns and the resultant tightening of regulations.

Furthermore, process safety, occupational health and environmental hazards are ever increasing in importance in response to heightening public concern and the resultant tightening of regulations.

In fact, in the present study, an inverse relationship exists between GAGs content and cell density, suggesting that individual chondrocyte may have been producing more GAGs per cell in response to heighten mechanical stresses, as opposed to a higher amount of GAGs being produced by larger cell numbers.

This class of ODNs can stimulate innate immune responses to heighten host resistance to infectious microorganisms and tumours, and to augment antigen presentation and facilitate the development of adaptive immune responses.

In a statement, Gibbens added: "While no cases have been found in the UK, and PHE advises the public health threat is low, we are closely monitoring the situation across Europe and have scaled up surveillance in response to the heightened risk".