The phrase "a low sensitization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or psychology, where it refers to a minimal response or reaction to a stimulus.
Example: "The study found that participants exhibited a low sensitization to the allergen after repeated exposure."
Alternatives: "minimal sensitization" or "reduced sensitization".
As Ara h 9 sensitization was negative in 80% of the peanut allergic patients, measurement of this allergen component has a low sensitivity in predicting severe reactions to peanut.
In addition, SAR studies found that esters have generally little or no activity as respiratory sensitizers and that LMW compounds with only one reactive functional group, such as MMA, pose a low respiratory sensitization hazard.
The models reported herein as well as those developed in the companion paper on skin sensitization suggest that it may be possible to rationally design compounds with the desired high skin permeability but low sensitization potential.
With regard to the factors related to the health care system which influence the participation in screening in our setting, some authors have suggested: the absence of populational programmes, low sensitization with respect to preventive attitudes in cohorts of women of advanced age and the therapeutic health care overload in the primary care centres (PCC) [ 15].
In terms of the factors influencing participation in screening, some authors have suggest the following reasons: the absence of population-based programs, low sensitization with respect to preventive attitudes in cohorts of elderly women and, health care overload in primary care centres [ 10, 13].
Chlorhexidine has been widely used as a topical antiseptic and has a low incidence of sensitization.
Results of this second study indicated a low potential for contact-sensitization reactions for both tazarotene foam and vehicle foam.
Efforts to address this issue can benefit from the well-documented fact that in any given cohort, some of the mice (High sensitized; HS) show robust sensitization, while others (Low sensitized; LS) show little, if any, sensitization.
Parenthetically, it should be noted that the above mentioned high-avoidance rats are also more susceptible to drugs of abuse than the LHA rats (Giorgi et al., 2007), and this may also be the case for our LE-rats which develop sensitization to a low dose of amphetamine that did not elicit this behavioural change in HE-rats (Alttoa et al., 2007).
We show here that a "low" dose of MDMA (10 mg/kg) induces locomotor sensitization and CPP only in wildtype but not in 5-HT2B−/− mice.
