Sentence examples for are sensitized that from inspiring English sources
And we are sensitized that we shouldn't take our medication past a certain time.
The authors recommend that coaches and teachers be sensitized that overweight children have concerns with their uniforms that may be keeping them from increased physical activity.
HLA-DQ8/HCD4 or single HLA-DQ8 transgenic mice that are sensitized with gluten develop an immune response to gliadin that involves both the adaptive and innate immune system [8] [11].
For example, in animals that are sensitized to ova albumin and infected with M. pneumoniae, airway remodeling can be observed suggesting that M. pneumoniae mediated inflammatory responses are capable of causing long-term lung damage [10].
Patients that are sensitized to Bet v 1 may experience mild allergic symptoms upon consumption of these foods due to IgE cross-reactivity.
In agreement with a similar role for the proteasome in the processing of Def1, treatment of yeast cells that are sensitized to proteasome inhibitor (Collins et al., 2010) with MG132 inhibited the formation of pr-Def1.
Preliminary data suggest that early detection identifies people who are sensitized to beryllium and that these individuals are at risk for progressing into clinical disease.
Dr Trumpp showed that HSCs treated with interferon-alpha efficiently exit quiescence and are sensitized to chemotherapy drugs and that this effect is mediated by STAT1 or Sca-1.
He explained that they are sensitized to the needs of students because they witness students suffering in devastating poverty everyday.
In Drosophila, spinster and thread (also known as Diap1) mutations dominantly suppress a CTG-dependent rough eye phenotype, suggesting that cells are sensitized to programed cell death (Garcia-Lopez et al., 2008).
Moreover, evidence suggests that mechanoreceptors are sensitized by metabolites accumulation, thereby enhancing sympathetic response arising from their activation and making it difficult to isolate pure mechanostimulation from metabostimulation [ 154].
