Sentence examples for common sensitization from inspiring English sources

The most common sensitization was that to house dusts (13.8%), followed by Dermatophagoides farinae (8.9%), cat hair (8.9%), and cockroach (6.5%).

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) are two common central sensitization disorders frequently associated in the same patient, and some of these patients with IBS plus FMS (IBS/FMS) could actually be undiagnosed of coeliac disease (CD).

The most common allergic sensitizations were to German cockroach (31%) and mixed tree pollen (19%).

Upregulation of TRAIL receptors is a common contributor to sensitization of cells to TRAIL-induced apoptosis and has been reported in response to ROC in other cell systems, but neither total DR4 nor DR5 were upregulated by ROC.

A layer of nickel phosphorus alloy was electroless plated on the surface of a polymer coating (epoxy resin) on a micro-arc oxidized AZ31 magnesium alloy without the common process of sensitization.

Ear piercing is the most common cause of sensitization, and thus represents a strong risk factor for nickel allergy, even in men.

Sensitization is a common feature of psychostimulants and sensitization effects are generally considered to be linked to the addictive properties of these drugs.

The relation between symptoms and measures of exposure to (truck) traffic-related air pollution were almost entirely restricted to children with BHR and/or sensitization to common allergens, indicating that these are a sensitive subgroup among all children for these effects.

Allergen sensitization was common, with 46% of children and 44% of adults being sensitized to at least one sIgE.

Since this dye sensitization is common for AgBr-TiO2, TiO2-P25 and prepared TiO2, higher efficiency of AgBr-TiO2 may be due to the plasmonic photocatalytic mechanism reported for AgCl-TiO2 system [26].

The observation that it is related to a higher frequency of attacks and longer history of migraine may be interpreted as a common consequence of central sensitization, able to induce in parallel a distortion of both cutaneous sensitivity (CA) and olfaction (osmophobia).