Sentence examples for poor sensitization from inspiring English sources
However, our results indicated that CK2-mediated phosphorylation neither influenced efficacy of TAT-BID delivered to PC3 and A549 nor contributed to lack of effect of TAT-BID on LNCaP and to poor sensitization of HeLa cells.
Low membership enrolment to the scheme is also associated with inadequate knowledge of the existing scheme among the community members possibly due to poor sensitization programmes at district level.
The correlation between symptoms of central sensitization and poor quality of life supports the utility of their routine assessment in children with migraine.
Repetitive, high intensity electrical stimulation of nerve trunks (sural, medial gastrocnemius, superficial peroneal, tibial, 100 pulses, 20 V, 1 ms at 0.5 Hz) was generally found to be a poor method for inducing central sensitization in these flexor reflexes.
Additionally, lower serum vitamin D was associated with poorer lung function and increased sensitization to aeroallergens (12, 13).
HIV-1-induced macrophage sensitization may correlate with poor clinical outcome if priming in vivo increases disease sequelae by coinfecting pathogens.
Subjects demonstrating central sensitization, hypersensitivity and allodynia have a poorer prognosis to treatment including surgical interventions for varied MSD [ 12, 100, 110, 111].
Our results suggest that poor clinical scores are highly likely to indicate pain sensitization.
Our previous work has shown poor concordance between self-reported respiratory symptoms and allergic sensitization (Hoppin et al. 2011).
In the latter case poor transportation of TAT-BID correlated with low detectable sensitization of HeLa cells to TRAIL although a cause and effect relationship between the two phenomena was not proved here.
Most childhood asthma in poor populations in Latin America is not associated with aeroallergen sensitization, an observation that could be explained by the attenuation of atopy by chronic helminth infections or effects of age.
