Sentence examples for heating sensitivity from inspiring English sources

By taking advantage of their heat-releasing capabilities as a result of their interaction with an external magnetic field, these MNPs have been recently used in several clinical trials for prostate and brain cancer treatment by means of magnetic hyperthermia [7, 8], a technique based on the higher heating sensitivity of cancer cells to heating as compared to healthy ones.

By glycerol treatment, A-172/m p53/143 cells became about 1.5 times more heat-sensitive at D10 dose, whereas A-172/neo cells showed no enhanced heat sensitivity.

While wild-type spores had already reached 92% heat sensitivity at 2 minutes, only 19% of the ΔgerP-null spores were sensitive at the same time point.

"And there was a lot of heat sensitivity.

Heat sensitivity of sensory fibers in carpal tunnel syndrome.

That, combined with heat sensitivity, means the cells are not as stable as silicon PV.

Fig. 7: Heat sensitivity of RGE anticancer activity against five different cancer cell lines.

The heat sensitivity index (HSI) is also introduced as an indicator of plant heat sensitivity.

Clinical features are varied in multiple sclerosis, reflecting the multifocal areas of the CNS and may include bilateral internuclear ophthalmoplegia, sensory impairment, heat sensitivity, and fatigue involvement.

Using a proprietary new method, they were able to overcome the heat sensitivity of plastic by significantly lowering the temperature in the manufacturing process.

Xing, B. M. et al. Cyclin-dependent kinase 5 controls TRPV1 membrane trafficking and the heat sensitivity of nociceptors through KIF13B.