Sentence examples for further sensitization from inspiring English sources

Further, sensitization in conjugation with asymmetric cyclic loading makes the situation more complex.

In any case, there is need for further sensitization activities.

The clubs conduct activities that include further sensitization of young people, men and women on HIV and AIDS.

Notably, albumin is an abundant protein with antioxidant properties and as such any reduction in its steady state level would cause further sensitization to oxidative damage (40).

This could explain the herein reported lack of significance that leads to further sensitization of MCL cells to FasL/CD95L or agonistic antibodies after edelfosine treatment.

This is important, because it shows that merely feeding allergen, without further sensitization and challenge, has no detectable impact on bone marrow composition.

MISO given 30 min before single doses of radiation further sensitized the skin, but for 10 fractions in O2 no MISO sensitization was detected.

We further analysed sensitization to inhalant and food allergens at 4 years of age and the risk for persistent or onset of sensitization to the four most common inhalant allergens (birch, timothy, cat and dog) at 8 years of age.

Our hypothesis is that changes in synaptic plasticity at various loci of mesolimbic circuits during cocaine exposure contribute to the formation of drug-associated memory, and elevated BDNF expression after cocaine withdrawal results in further synaptic sensitization that contributes to cue-induced drug craving and drug-seeking behavior.

We further examined sensitization to MMS by PARG knockdown in another cancer cell line RKO, a colon cancer cell line that harbors functionally active p53.

There is need for promotion of community support initiatives including health insurance schemes and self help associations; further community sensitization by empowered community based resource persons rather than health workers and improvement in quality of health care can contribute towards effective management of obstetric complications.