Sentence examples for I sensitisation from inspiring English sources

(i) Sensitisation of the Police Sex work per se is not illegal in India, but many police and FSWs wrongly understand this to be the case, with the police frequently demanding sex acts in exchange for non-arrest, as well as arresting and beating sex workers and extorting bail monies [ 30].

A review of teams' LDP action plans and presentations showed that teams broadly undertook two categories of activities: i) community sensitisation and customer care training for frontline staff, or ii) lobbying local organisations for material resources.

Previously, it was also reported that Id-1 protected against anticancer drug taxol-induced cell death in nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells (Cheung et al, 2004) and suppression of Id-1 resulted in sensitisation to TNF α-induced apoptosis in prostate cancer cells (Ling et al, 2003).

In addition, a toxicological profile needs to be provided that covers all relevant endpoints, especially skin and eye irritation, as well as skin sensitisation (Annex I, 6).

Aside from including studies on the secondary and tertiary prevention of asthma (i.e. preventing allergic sensitisation from progressing to asthma or preventing the exacerbations of established asthma [ 1]) we proceeded with this "parallel validation" by increasing the scope to studies on lower respiratory tract infections.

The preclinical data show robust sensitisation of TMZ, topoisomerase I poisons and irradiation as well as synthetic lethality in HR-defective cancer.

Therefore, it could explain why the E2F-1 overexpressisn is less efficient in SaOs cells than other cell lines in terms of sensitisation to anti-TopoII α drugs (Yang et al, 2001; Dong et al, 2002).

2 Incremental cost i.e. £ sterling saved per additional sensitisation produced.

Sensitisation to adriamycin by 3.3 micrograms ml-1 VRP was, however, somewhat reduced in EMT6/VRP (i.e. to 6.1-fold) compared with the 11-fold sensitisation seen in the parent line.

Animal models of intermittent sugar administration can induce behavioural alterations consistent with dependence, i.e. bingeing, withdrawal and anxiety, craving, and cross-sensitisation to other drugs of abuse [ 146].

Peak concentration were seen 4 h after sensitisation at the highest doses used (200 mg kg-1 i.v., 400 mg kg-1 oral), and slightly earlier with lower doses.