Sentence examples for neurological sensitivity from inspiring English sources

We all know what that means: it means extra-sensitive.' Hustvedt's migraine, a condition that is both a result of (neurological) sensitivity and the cause of it (migraine sufferers are hyper-sensitive to noise, light and even smells) was not diagnosed until she was 20, but she believes now that she suffered attacks even in childhood.

For example, Dr. Dudley points out that primates, not noted for their olfactory sense, are known to have a higher neurological sensitivity to the smell of ethanol than other mammals, their neurons firing away at the scent of drink.

There has also been consideration of the effect of hormonal activity in local tissue, with a recent study suggesting that physical symptoms, including GI symptoms, may indicate sensitivity to reproductive steroids, and that concurrent psychological symptoms may reflect neurological sensitivity to these steroids, at a peak point in the menstrual cycle [ 19].

To date, both measurement of sensory experiences and the resulting interventions have been based on assumptions of neurological sensitivities and largely ignored the role of cognition.

Serum NSE levels above 46 µg/l was associated with a poor neurological outcome with sensitivity of 75%, specificity of 100% and AUROC at 0.95.

The Synek score ≥3 was also strongly associated with poor neurological outcome with sensitivity of 91.5%, specificity of 90.9% and AUROC at 0.95.

Mollenhauer et al.[ 24] found that CSF mean alpha-synuclein levels and not total tau or Aβ42 levels differentiated Parkinson's disease and MSA from neurological controls (70% sensitivity, 53% specificity), whereas a combination of alpha-synuclein, tau protein, and age discriminated between synucleinopathies and neurological controls and Alzheimer's disease [area under the curve (AUC) 0.908].

Normocapnia remained associated with good neurological outcome on multiple sensitivity analyses (Table 3).

There is no data available in the literature which provides exact comparison of dog and non-human primate (NHP) sensitivity regarding neurological signs in toxicological studies.

This study was designed to investigate the relationship between abnormal neurological signs, visual contrast sensitivity, and the deficit syndrome of schizophrenia.

In order to ensure early normocapnia was independently associated with good neurological outcome, we performed sensitivity analyses adjusting for candidate variables known to be strong predictors of poor outcome in post-cardiac arrest patients.