Sentence examples for the heightened rates from inspiring English sources

He will also cite the heightened rates of dementia among N.F.L. football players of Mr. Wenzel's era, and find medical experts to claim an overwhelming likelihood that pro football played at least some role in his condition — which is all California requires to entitle a worker to full medical benefits.

Summers added that public outrage over the heightened rates of prostate cancer caused by his proposed dumping would be mitigated by the fact that poor people in developing countries rarely live long enough to develop prostate cancer.

"Given the heightened rate of illness now observed, mass gatherings of people on the street could promote the transmission of respiratory infections," he said, according to the Ria Novosti news agency.

Regulators are concerned with the heightened rate of heart attacks for patients taking Avandia.

Compared to other studies, the average duration of symptoms before seeking medical attention was high, which might explain the heightened rate of complicated appendicitis found in our study.

In the healthy heart, the heightened rate of ATP hydrolysis during exercise increases mitochondrial respiration, ultimately allowing healthy myocytes to efficiently match ATP generation to cardiac workload.

In Figure 5b an increase of ROS is clearly indicated by the heightened rate of fluorescence increase in neuronal cultures treated with 100 ng/ml Tat for both 2% oxygen and atmospheric oxygen conditions.

Most recently, the SOS response has been shown to regulate the activity of the integrase gene of the V. cholerae superintegron, leading to heightened rates of recombination excision of integron cassettes upon induction of the SOS response by different antibiotics [ 38].

But several congressmen said during the hearing and in subsequent interviews that as the N.F.L. disputes outside findings of heightened rates of dementia and cognitive decline among league retirees — believed to derive from tackles and behavior the N.F.L. said it had outlawed in the name of safety — that youth players and coaches are misled about football's health risks.

All single-stranded binding proteins have a function in protecting DNA during the single stranded phase of replication [ 63] and the absence of mtSSB may be responsible for heightened rates of substitution observed within lice [ 71, 72].

Researchers at the University of North Carolina have recently linked pro football careers and concussions with heightened rates of depression, mental decline and Alzheimer's disease.