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Svenson's images are not as sensational as they first seem, though the recent scandals involving America's National Security Agency and Britain's GCHQ have undoubtedly heightened our sensitivity to them.

Ben Pynt from human rights advocacy organisation Humanitarian Research Partners said the long-term effects of solitary confinement were similar to torture: post-traumatic stress disorder, heightened anxiety and heightened sensitivity to stimuli or to people.

Yet it has probably also served to heighten his sensitivity to things.

And if blushing serves to heighten such sensitivity this may be to one's ultimate advantage.

Cooperativity in binding of regulatory proteins to multiple DNA sites can heighten the sensitivity and specificity of the transcriptional response.

The constriction of latex not only heightens physical sensitivity but also apparently makes your body ultra sensitive to temperature.

It is thought that this heightened pain sensitivity results from both central as well as peripheral sensitization [41, 65].

It's a trick to heighten sensitivity.

The second was that perirhinal cortex lesions heighten sensitivity to visual interference.

Interventions that can heighten sensitivity to recognition of abuse, through a lowering of risk threshold could be expected to lead to a more appropriate, heightened action response.

Exceptions are inherited diseases that heighten sensitivity to a causal agent, such as the early appearance of actinic keratoses in children with Xeroderma Pigmentosum.