"The real idea of the course," he put it in an interview, "is to develop heightened sensitivity and a noticing capacity.
When it comes to the possible impact of RF EMF exposure, there exist special concerns and considerations for children, whose brains and nervous systems are still developing, and therefore may have heightened sensitivity to these emissions.
However, as participating PHUs provided itemized costs for the pandemic campaign only, there is some degree of uncertainty around the seasonal influenza resource assumptions on which the model was developed, heightening the importance of the sensitivity analyses.
Information obtained from case histories and anecdotal evidence indicates the pain develops into a long-lasting hyperalgesia (a heightened sensitivity to pain) that persists for days or even months.
The likely pathophysiology of South Asians' heightened sensitivity to weight gain is their increased propensity to develop visceral abdominal fat and fatty infiltration of the liver associated with excess energy intake [ 14].
Among the factors cited, besides the risks of social and intellectual isolation, are the attendant pressures of perfectionism (described by one psychologist as "an emotional need to develop themselves and master the world") and the possibility that the gifted have heightened sensitivity: even if they treat success and failure as equals, they take them both hard.
These differences might be related to heightened attentional processing [ 31], addiction memory involvement, and heightened sensitivity for drug-cues [ 19].
Right now, British travellers have heightened sensitivity to risk.
... After training with natural images, the neurons display heightened sensitivity to specific colors.
The move reflected heightened sensitivity about accounting issues since the collapse of Enron.
The well-publicised G4S Olympics security fiasco has heightened sensitivity to the risks of outsourcing.
