Sentence examples for normal sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Recovery of normal sensitivities to mechanical and heat stimuli occurred at 30 DPO following sciatic nerve crush.

Glomus cells from partially HIF-1α deficient mice exhibited a normal sensitivity to hypoxia.

A mean score of < 2 indicated corticoresistance and a score of 4 indicating normal sensitivity to corticosteroids.

This pulsatile pattern is important for the normal sensitivity of GnRH receptors of LH and FSH producing cells and therefore for normal reproductive health.

In non-septic critically ill, 30 (56%) have corticoresistance, 20 (37%) a mean score of 2 3, and 4 (7%) have normal sensitivity to corticosteroids.

One group included patients with severe sensory deficits determined by an absent laryngeal adductor reflex and the other with normal sensitivity.

In patients with septic shock, 32 (78%) have corticoresistance, i.e. a mean score < 2, 8 (20%) a score of 2 or 3, and 1 (2%) has normal sensitivity to corticosteroids.

The particle size distribution was calculated based on the general purpose (normal sensitivity) analysis model and the following refractive indices (RI): particle RI, 1.58; absorption, 1.0; and dispersant RI, 1.38.

Such "hidden" hearing loss, not evident in the audiogram (a test that measures hearing sensitivity), is also apparent in human listeners who experience persistent tinnitus, but otherwise normal sensitivity.

Ironically, Neitz had once rejected this idea because it failed to explain why people lacking a certain type of photoreceptor still showed normal sensitivity when exposed to that shade of light.

Unlike normal sensitivity analysis method, the interval analysis method obtains informations on the response of structures with structural parameters (or design variables) changing and without any partial differential operation.