Sentence examples for this further heightened from inspiring English sources

A message from Tientsin says Chinese fired at a passenger train from Tangku to Tientsin and that this further heightened the tension.

This further heightened their anxieties as well as discouraging them from coming back to the clinic for follow up.

This is further heightened by the pared-down ordinariness of Saramago's three central characters and his careful erasure of anything that might threaten to localize the narrative too distinctively.

In thyroid cancer, this interest is further heightened by new information on the role of activated BRAF and MAPK pathway activation in disrupting iodine transport and thyroid hormonogenesis.

This difficulty is further heightened with the introduction of uncertainty analysis, which transforms the problem from a purely deterministic one into a probabilistic one.

This concern is further heightened by the pupil-teacher ratios, which indicate that the quality of attention at many pre-schools may not be up to the desired standards.

This effect was further heightened by subdividing the ER positive patients into a group with very high ER expression (ER score ≥ 12), more similar to the scoring applied by Bond et al. [ 23].

9– 11 Adding complexity to the quantification of genetic contribution to risk is the notion that certain variants confer protection against T2D. 12 This complexity is further heightened when taking into account genetic variations that are separately associated with T2D risk factors such as obesity, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia.

Her practice, increasingly frequent in her mature pieces, of painting the works' concave interiors further heightened this effect, while she accented and defined the sculptural voids by stretching strings taut across their openings.

This negative response was further heightened by the fact that Shakira, who was a natural brunette, had bleached her hair blonde at the time of the release of the album, which many viewed as a tactic to "fit into the US market".

This staffing gap is further heightened by guidelines that specify 24/7 service to ICUs [ 2, 3] and by a limited number of intensivists providing for an aging and increasingly ill population [ 4, 5].