Sentence examples for a sensitisation process from inspiring English sources

The Model is based on the theory that a critical process in the development of a headache disorder may be trying to avoid the triggers resulting in a sensitisation process such that tolerance for triggers diminishes.

This pattern has been hypothesised to result from a sensitisation process analogous to an animal electrophysiological model called "the kindling hypothesis" [ 14- 16], or a behavioural sensitisation where every new episode gives rise to negative thinking patterns [ 17, 18].

To obtain informed consent a multistage sensitisation process was undertaken.

We have developed a very efficient sensitisation process during which substrates withstand temperatures as high as 450 °C.

Hence, the comparison of Bet v 1 with its non-allergenic structural homologues offers the possibility to shed light on such features, thus paving the way for a deeper understanding of the allergic sensitisation process and the development of novel concepts for prevention and treatment of allergy.

The oxygen reduction reaction was used as an indicator to monitor the effect of the sensitisation process on the corrosion activity of the Alloy 926 surface in a 35 g l−1 NaCl solution.

In order to understand the mechanisms behind this sensitisation process we have used anisomycin, an agonist of the JNK pathway in mammalian cells, which is often used in studies involving JNK because of its specificity and potency in activating the JNK pathway.

The growing awareness produced by the sensitisation process also resulted in reported behavioural change in many of the study participants, thus indicating that the method may effectively constitute an intervention in its own right.

As such, the stimulus generated by stretching and movement may result in pain sensitisation and the anatomical disruption of adhesions may help curtail the sensitisation process.

Non-invasive functional MRI offers the possibility of studying spinal cord function and central sensitisation processes.

It is concluded that cold allodynia activates a network similar to that of normal cold pain but additionally recruits bilateral DLPFC and the midbrain, suggesting that these brain areas are involved in central nociceptive sensitisation processes.