Sentence examples for sensitises from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of sensitise
Dr Demehri and his team hypothesised that eczema-induced TSLP enters the bloodstream and, when it arrives at the lungs, sensitises them so that they react to allergens that would not previously have bothered them.
Meanwhile, all that predictive activity in Brodmann 47 sensitises musicians to the chords, sequences and scales within a given form.
Coralling the audience as it moves up to three performance spaces, this is an unforgettable show that sensitises you to the comparable waste of young people's potential today.
Others believe the complex relationship between nutritional taboos, under-nutrition and food security means that the most effective practice is one that both educates communities on the impact such taboos can have on their health and sensitises health workers and NGO stakeholders to the taboos, regardless of how illogical they may sound.
The title sensitises a reader and shapes interpretation.
His continental European training sensitises him to the reductionist traps that ensnare so many of his colleagues.
Such lack of conflict makes the material sometimes feel underpowered, but also sensitises us to more elusive dramas: men fleeing like fugitives; a sudden onrush of windblown figures; whistles and claps echoing like unanswered cries.
