Sentence examples for lost sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, many cancers still respond to TGF-β by transcriptional activation of TGF-β-sensitive genes, despite having lost sensitivity to the growth inhibitory effects of TGF-β.

These internal and external stimuli are rather like the salt and pepper some folk sprinkle on food; having lost sensitivity to delicate, naturally occurring savours, they need condiments to waken their taste buds.

Though I have been remiss in not writing sooner, I was determined to let Munson know how much I was affected by her description of what is lost as our children grow into those unrecognizable, technologically proficient semiadults and what it means to a parent to find that the seemingly lost sensitivity to nature still exists under the layers of wireless devices.

Furthermore, retrospective examination of 14 clinical fMRI examinations reveals that in patients where the standard statistical approach yields activation, there is a measurable gain in model performance in adopting the flexible statistical model, with little or no penalty in lost sensitivity.

And if you are going to do coke and drink at the same time – which, again, is not without its risks – don't overdo it (and read The Loop's harm reduction guide first).

However, during the course of a week following the first DT injection, PLR in the Opn4Cre/+ R26iDTR/+ mice gradually lost sensitivity (Figures 4A and 4B).

"When you watch these things on television, you lose sensitivity".

One hitch with collodion is that it loses sensitivity after ten minutes, so you had to work fast.

"If the same scent is in the same environment all the time, you start to lose sensitivity to that scent," she says.

When the eyes see something — especially something bright — the eyes lose sensitivity, so that those overstimulated parts of the retina can come to resemble their own image.

This enables us to reduce fluxgate power consumption without losing sensitivity.