Sentence examples for lessened sensitivity from inspiring English sources

A version of a worm gear drive with improved bearing contact, reduced level of transmission errors and lessened sensitivity to errors of alignment is proposed.

However, it remains to be determined if the unresponsiveness of humans is due to lessened sensitivity, to generally subteratogenic exposure levels, or to the lack of an appropriate means of identifying human teratogens.

However, the path leading to the development of myocardial fibrosis after chronic opiate abuse can instead be theorized as follows: recurrent opioid abuse, especially the intravenous injection of heroin, causes a decrease in the respiratory rate through a lessened sensitivity of neurones in the respiratory centre located in the brain stem.

A phosphorylated serine mimic at position 57 lessened sensitivities to a DNA replication fork inhibitor and to a transcription elongation inhibitor that were caused by an acetylated lysine mimic at position 56, while the same substitution exacerbated sensitivities due to mimicking a constitutive non-acetylated lysine at position 56.

These condoms actually confirm the belief that condoms are uncomfortable, lessen sensitivity and prevent an intimate sexual experience.

For the most part these additional filters will remove aligned data lessening sensitivity but improving accuracy.

Four of the patients also had lessened temperature sensitivity.

Acquisitions "lessen their sensitivity or exposure to the metal price," said Victor Lazarovici, an analyst at BMO Nesbitt Burns.

"Greater use of credit could foster a reduction in economic volatility by lessening the sensitivity of household and business spending to downturns in income and cash flow".

Conclusion: Cooling for 15 minutes makes the knee joint stiffer and lessens the sensitivity of the position sense.

Moreover, the results show that the achieved optimum lessens the sensitivity of the end milling process to the variability transmitted by the noise factors.