Sentence examples for sustained heightened from inspiring English sources
During cardiac hypertrophy and/or heart failure processes, there is sustained heightened activation of the sympathetic nervous system [ 19].
The mGluRs, particularly mGluR1 and mGluR5, have been reported to play a key role in sustaining heightened central excitability in chronic pain with minimal involvement in acute nociception.
Thus the MP/OVA/CpG formulation produced a sustained and heightened humoral and cellular immune response, with an overall TH1 bias, while maintaining high levels of IgG1 antibody equivalent to that seen with Alhydrogel® adjuvant.
The association of UPMS and CVD risk factors not only reflects an unfavourable state of health contributing to the onset of diabetes in the future but also points to a sustained subclinical heightened inflammatory activity as a common link of these risk conditions.
The divisions have heightened tensions among Bay Area Jews.
However, long exposures of the environment to CWD prions may create strong environmental reservoirs of CWD capable of efficient transmission, which could sustain or heighten disease incidence (8 ; S.E. Saunders et al., unpub. data).
The staying power of activists will depend on whether they are able to regain our confidence through sustained financial performance, heightened innovation, and greater long-term investments, not just immediate gains.
The strange atmosphere of banality and heightened intimacy is sustained throughout, further evidence of Soth's meticulous editing and his almost writerly understanding of how to sustain a mood.
Though this heightened sensibility is sustained throughout, the second act is a bit of a letdown.
Toby Alderweireld's decision to join Tottenham and a serious knee injury sustained by Florin Gardos has heightened the need to bring in defensive reinforcements at St Mary's.
Cryptococcosis due to C. gattii is unlikely to be recognized in the laboratory without heightened awareness and sustained effort to differentiate these 2 closely related pathogens.
