The phrase "sensitive stimulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, therapy, or sensory experiences where a gentle or careful approach is required.
Example: "The therapist focused on sensitive stimulation techniques to help the patient relax and open up during the session."
Alternatives: "gentle stimulation" or "delicate stimulation."
We now know that the fetus is so sensitive stimulation from the mother affects them directly.
Because the skin on the forehead is sensitive, stimulation at 2 mA for 15 min could induce reddening and because the bone under the prefrontal electrode is thick we used a wide active electrode surface.
Turning this negative developmental trajectory around through environmental support by means of training and sensitive stimulation is not simply a hope, but a realistic approach that needs to be examined in future longitudinal intervention studies.
The present study describes a novel redox-sensitive stimulation of ceramide production in breast cancer cells by 4-HPR.
The present results show that a GDP-sensitive stimulation of mitochondrial proton leakage was obtained in the presence of known avian and mammals UCP in vitro co-activators, e.g., exogenous superoxide generated by the enzymatic reaction of xanthine and xanthine oxidase (XXO) and an adequate amount of NEFA [ 18, 21].
For example, two single pulses separated by less than five milliseconds (ms) can produce intracortical inhibition, making the stimulated area less sensitive to stimulation.
Two single pulses separated by 10 to 30 ms can produce intracortical facilitation, making the stimulated area more sensitive to stimulation.
After firing the synapse, the researchers found that receptors on neighboring cells remained extra sensitive to stimulation for 10 minutes.
Pain in inflammation is caused by substances released by damaged tissues that render local nerve endings more sensitive to stimulation.
As metabolic reprogramming is triggered by toll-like receptors (TLRs) we chose a human pDC cell line (PMDC05), which is known to be highly sensitive to stimulation through these receptors41,42.
The fetus is already sensitive to stimulation of its skin, especially in the area around the mouth, by the eighth week of intrauterine development.
