Sentence examples for have heightened sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Right now, British travellers have heightened sensitivity to risk.
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.
Investors were also sifting through the latest batch of corporate report cards from companies that have heightened sensitivity to the plight of U.S. consumers.
"We certainly hope people will now have heightened sensitivity to this," he said.
BRCA2 expression levels are important for preventing tumorigenesis, because cells with decreased expression of BRCA2 have heightened sensitivity to agents that induce DNA damage, such as DNA cross-linking agents and ionizing radiation [ 14, 15].
ER-negative breast cancers with high levels of TIL have heightened sensitivity to anthracycline-based chemotherapy, as assessed by the immediate response to neoadjuvant therapy and long-term outcome following adjuvant therapy.
His work places him under considerable stress, which make him suspicious of penetration attempts by intelligence services and causes him to have heightened sensitivities regarding his physical security.
It would be tempting to assume that communities situated closer to areas with greater tree mortality from MPB would have heightened sensitivities, risk perceptions, and demands for aggressive forest management.
Be aware too that some children have heightened sensitivities to the emotions of adults around them and will react accordingly.
