Sentence examples for sensitising potential from inspiring English sources

Inherent sensitising potential is measured as a function of induced IgE antibody responses.

Although such data are useful in an overall hazard assessment, they are neither individually, nor collectively, able to provide a direct evaluation of inherent sensitising potential.

Briefly, with the reconstructed epidermis, either commercially available or produced in our lab, we have shown that following suggestions made by Corsini and Galli [ 10, 11], very typical behaviours in term of viability and release of interleukins 1alpha and 8 differentiated a surfactant with sensitising potential from other detergents with weak, mild and strong irritation potential [ 7, 36].

The skin sensitising potential of cyanobacteria is poorly understood and under-researched, but there are some convincing case reports of allergic reactions provoked by cutaneous exposure to freshwater cyanobacteria, and numerous anecdotal reports of acute skin eruptions following such contact [ 22].

Under REACH Annex VII, the sensitising potential needs to be assessed for chemicals produced or imported into the EU above the 1 tonne/year threshold.

Thus, our results suggest miRNA-214 to be a candidate biomarker of RT response of NSCLC and also propose it as a novel target with RT-sensitising potential.

These altered circuits in SCLC and NSCLC require further exploration, and analysis of miRNAs expression pattern could be one avenue to identify putative novel targets with CT/RT-sensitising potential as well as to reveal biomarkers of CT/RT response.

11 12 As routine anti-RhD prophylaxis is recommended from 28 weeks, and anti-RhD immunoglobulin is administered earlier in pregnancy after any potential sensitising event, implementation of fetal RHD testing earlier in pregnancy would maximise potential benefits and cost reduction.

Thermal stimuli also sensitise transient receptor potential (TRP) channels to agonist.

It is a single four-hour session that aims to "sensitise frontline professionals to potential child exploitation by applying the principles of forensic behavioural analysis" in their day-to-day duties and routine visits to identify possible child abusers.

The article builds on post-phenomenological thinking to propose an alternative understanding, where wearable simulations are seen as prototypical compositions that generate unexpected bodily variations, which have the potential to sensitise designers to the limits of knowing bodies and invite experimentation with experience.