Sentence examples for increased sensitisation from inspiring English sources

"For protection officers this could include recognising physical symptoms of male sexual assault as well as increased sensitisation to gender based violence against men," she says.

Thus attempts have been made to characterise these patients but there is little evidence that pharmacological treatment along the lines of a neuropathic pain provide relief [43, 44] but it probably is important to avoid more surgical interventions which can result in increased sensitisation.

It is arguable that reporting items have no place in instruments measuring methodological quality however, despite increased sensitisation to issues related to the quality of reporting, diagnostic research remains poorly reported [45] and evaluating methodological quality relies on transparent and good quality reporting.

More recent studies have demonstrated that functional inhibition of ATR leads to increased sensitisation of cancer cells to oncogenic stress (Gilad et al, 2010; Schoppy et al, 2012).

Pharmacological inhibition of this constitutive NF- κB activity in these cells using BAY11-7082 resulted in an increased sensitisation of cells to 17-AAG.

Further, CTH has been suggested to be a provocative drug target where preliminary data demonstrates increased sensitisation of CTH-overexpressing cells to platinum when CTH is inhibited (Tesshi Yamada and Wilber, 2012).

Among infants of mothers with light infections, praziquantel may increase sensitisation by causing the release of antigen from dying worms into the maternal circulation and/or by boosting levels of anti-schistosome antibodies crossing the placenta.

Additionally, some PARP inhibitors have vasodilative properties[19], which contribute to increased tumour sensitisation to radiation[18, 20] and some[21, 22] but not[23] all chemotherapeutics.

In the laboratory, application of 'inflammatory soup' causes increased trigeminal sensitisation and increased responsiveness so that dural afferents can be strongly activated by mechanical and other stimuli that initially had evoked little or no response.

Awareness about the voucher scheme was increased using sensitisation meetings, posters and local radio talk shows.

We showed that the positive cross-sectional association between serum 25(OH D levels and lung function is independent of variation in ionised calcium levels and does not appear to be driven by increased allergen sensitisation.