Collectively, these changes result in a general loss of sensitivity that affects stretch-sensitive mechanoreceptors.
This is manifested as a loss of sensitivity to CO2 in the single mutant proteins.
The answer may be that wrinkling comes at a cost: the loss of sensitivity in our hands, Smulders said.
At this temperature, Spitzer's two shortest-wavelength-detector arrays continued to operate without any loss of sensitivity.
To test durability, the team stretched a sample more than one thousand times without significant damage or loss of sensitivity.
Du Pré's began with a loss of sensitivity in her fingers, disastrous for any instrumentalist.
The cornea's loss of sensitivity leaves it much more subject to injury, exposure, and infection.
To circumcise or no? Yes, says Jerry, despite the issue of a loss of sensitivity.
FGM can lead to severe bleeding, pain, complete loss of sensitivity, complications during childbirth, infertility, severe pain during sex, recurring infections and urine retention.
Organs may, however, have pneumatic, direct electric, or electropneumatic action, although these actions result in a loss of sensitivity and responsiveness.
After its construction, this sensor can be used after 180 days without loss of sensitivity, kept at room temperature.
