The phrase "a sensitization process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, medicine, or education, where it refers to a process that increases sensitivity or awareness to a particular stimulus or issue.
Example: "The sensitization process in therapy helps patients become more aware of their emotional triggers."
Alternatives: "an awareness-raising process" or "a sensitivity training process."
In the skin model, the available studies have noted that the mechanical hyperalgesia remains strictly restricted to the area of the initial rhNGF injection (Rukwied et al., 2010; Obreja et al., 2011a; Weinkauf et al., 2012), which is a strong indication that a peripheral sensitization process may be involved (Treede et al., 1992; Lewin & Moshourab, 2004).
Patients with chronic pain may be more susceptible to develop a central sensitization process [85].
The latter might be more relevant following the hypothesis of Llop et al. [11] that interictal photophobia may increase with age as part of a central sensitization process.
First, anti-CCD IgE is the result of a regular sensitization process rather than part of the natural antibody ensemble.
Similar to TRPV1, TRPA1 is also under the control of an intracellular sensitization process involving several inflammatory mediators, such as growth factors, bradykinins, proteases, and cytokines.
If the observed cisplatin resistance is unique to ALDHhigh cells only, then a DEAB-mediated sensitization process should have prevented the re-growth of spheres.
In addition, emotional factors, such as depression or anxiety, and poor sleep quality can also play a role in the sensitization process by increasing excitability of the nociceptive firing [7, 8].
In this paper, the real time monitoring of a microfluidic based ultrafast sensitization process is proposed for two different nanostructured semiconducting oxides (transparent TiO2 and sponge-like ZnO) to be employed as photoanodes in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSCs).
For the sensitization process, a 1 cm gauze-attached patch (Tegaderm®, 3 M Health Care, St . Paul MN, USA) was applied with 0.1 ml of 1 % DNCB and attached to the shaved area for 2 days on day 0 and 3.
