Sentence examples for hyper reactive from inspiring English sources

Deprived of targeted immunosuppressants, he develops pathergy, in which skin becomes hyper reactive to minor trauma.

The riding situation may induce a hyper reactive state [7], [27] and the very controlled restricted locomotion allowed in dressage and especially high school horses associated with rapid transitions may explain an increase of reactivity, especially when bit pressure (see above) and spurs induce additional aversive stimulations [8].

Trauma followed by tissue specific hyper reactive inflammatory response and repair involving specific, albeit physiological cellular, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms may be considered the major events in the development of the disease [ 4].

Moreover, they undo the cardiovascular reactivity of negative emotions triggered by stress, promoting the recovery from these hyper-reactive states [ 26, 27].

This does not mean I.B.S. is a psychosomatic condition caused by emotions, but rather that emotional upsets can aggravate symptoms in someone with a hyper-reactive bowel.

Whether he was conducting Mahler or playing a Haydn trio, it was the same: oceans of sweat, fluttering eyes, hyper-reactive athleticism.

A more combustive crucible of negative emotion and hyper-reactive ego is hard to find, except perhaps on the trading floor of a too-big-to-fail bank.

Unfortunately the illuminations of "The Instructions" aren't the three millenniums of Jewish literature in a host of tongues but rather the very recent language of the American novel: hyperactive, hyper-reactive.

His work is hyper-reactive, peeling hot off the page in real time, showing us that the more modern we are (jittery with jet lag, poisoned by pollution, attacked by our savaged environment), the more likely we are to sound pre-Victorian.

Guidetti and Ottaviano [28] followed, for over 9 years, 102 full-term newborn healthy infants, who were hyper-reactive in infancy and 80 matched infants, who were not hyper-reactive.

It would appear that a sensitive BAS, hyper-reactive to cues involving reward or termination of punishment, becomes dysregulated easily.