Sentence examples for the heightened understanding from inspiring English sources

"The real change is the heightened understanding, the heightened interest of that community — there has been a bump in the numbers of the Vietnamese in the school board and City Council," said Adam D. Probolsky, a Republican political strategist.

Coupled with the increased attention to women's issues has been the heightened understanding of the lack of diversity that plagues Silicon Valley's top technology companies.

Given the increasing use of assisted modes, this heightened understanding has become crucial in the everyday clinical management of mechanically ventilated patients.

All this adds to heightened understanding, heightened interest and heightened value.

At the very least, we gain a fundamental understanding of the genetic variability of neoplasia at the individual case level and a heightened understanding of the biological and molecular properties of tumors and their associated cell populations, providing a platform for investigation of clinically relevant aspects of tumor biology and development of drug resistance.

Given how many friends Holbrooke had among members of the press corps, perhaps his passing will cause some of them to balance their coverage of the flaws in our system with a heightened understanding of the intrinsic challenges of working for the government.

The past decade has seen a renaissance in the generation of therapies for myeloma as a result of heightened understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of the disease.

The theoretical linkage between education and compliance may be a result of heightened understanding of the referral problem and awareness of the need for further care.

Additional work will undoubtedly establish new paradigms for nucleosome recognition and bring about a heightened understanding of the role of the 30 nm fiber and other chromatin structures in the functional organization of the eukaryotic genome.

No one in a post-war government had as usefully qualifying a pre-political career as Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury whose previous role as the Cairngorm National Park press officer inbues him with a heightened understanding of how the world works.

A heightened understanding of the molecular basis of disease will raise new questions and new demands on imaging to answer those questions.