Sentence examples for more sensitisation of from inspiring English sources

Solutions recommended by participants were: more sensitisation of initiation rites leaders; law enforcement to stop lewd dancing and ban songs that promote adultery; sensitise artists and drummers of initiation groups to the effects of their behaviour; educate and sensitise adolescents about monogamous relationships and abstinence.

More sensitisation can help health care workers feel less inadequate.

The significantly lower PPTs among adolescents with CFS compared with HCs in symptomatic and asymptomatic places could indicate a more general sensitisation of the nervous system.

NU6027 profoundly chemosensitised MCF7 cells, which have wild-type p53 and NU6027 caused a more profound sensitisation of cisplatin in p53 wild-type A2780 cells than p53 mutant CP70-B1 and CP70-A2 cells.

Although rucaparib increased DNA SSBs and DSBs to a similar extent in S- and G2-phase cells it caused a much more profound cytotoxic sensitisation of S-phase cells and our previous studies indicated that the effect of PARP inhibition on DNA repair was an important factor in CPT sensitisation (Smith et al, 2005).

It is also possible that the need for several operations is related to more chronic diseases and systemic inflammation causing more chronic pain and sensitisation of the pain system.

In agreement with the MLCT assignment, the rigidochromism is substantial; at 77 K the emission maximum blueshifts to 476 nm giving an excited-state energy of 21 000 cmore more than sufficient for sensitisation of the luminescent D0 state of EuIII at approximately 17 500 cm−17

More girls' scholarship programmes will have huge impact on their education while the sensitisation of religious leaders and business community on child labour will help improve the situation.

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).

A viral infection or other organic cause may precede the headache in more than one-third of patients [42], possibly leading to a CNS inflammation and sensitisation of nociceptive pathways [43].

Sensitisation of trigeminal afferents causes massive release of glutamate and central sensitisation.