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In Drosophila, starvation heightens sensitivity in odorant receptor neurons (ORNs) that are critical for behavioral attraction to appetitive odors through neuromodulatory mechanisms (Root et al., 2011).
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This paper reports data supporting the hypothesis that increases in progesterone during the luteal phase underlie heightened levels of social monitoring that is, heightened sensitivity to social cues indicating the presence of social opportunity or threat.
These differences might be related to heightened attentional processing [ 31], addiction memory involvement, and heightened sensitivity for drug-cues [ 19].
While 84 90% of children with WBS exhibit heightened sensitivity to sounds, they are not known to be overly sensitive to pain, but this has not been systematically evaluated.
It's a trick to heighten sensitivity.
Right now, British travellers have heightened sensitivity to risk.
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.
It had been reported as a suspicious package, an unexpected benefit of subway riders' heightened sensitivity about safety.
This heightened sensitivity, experts say, may cause the intestinal tract to overreact, moving faster or slower than normal.
Fibromyalgia patients typically lack restorative, or slow-wave, sleep, which can result in chronic fatigue and heightened sensitivity.
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