Your breathing can become more rapid, your sensitivity heighten, and your body temperature increase, potentially causing dizziness, fainting, increased hearing and seeing ability, sweating and hot flushes.
This greater sensitivity is heightened by the fragile state of Britain's housing market.
"We recognize we're not going to get there all at once," Mr. Raj says of the campaign's goals, but "when the sensitivity is heightened" about cork, drinkers "might think twice about" buying wine without it.
In these disorders, cough reflex sensitivity is heightened while patients are coughing and becomes normal on successful treatment [ 3].
The cough threshold is lower in females than in males, illustrating that the cough sensitivity is heightened in females [ 77, 78].
Cough reflex sensitivity was heightened at baseline, Mean ± SD log C5 0.88 ± 0.48 and significantly improved with treatment to log C5 1.65 ± 0.88, p < 0.0001 [Individual log C5 data (baseline v post treatment) represented in Figure 2a].
Compared with controls, patients registered greater dysphoria on both a depression scale and an anxious-depressed scale (Table 1), and their BOLD responses showed both reduced sensitivity to reward and heightened sensitivity to punishment.
Plus, my contrarian sensitivities are heightened when Wall Street investors are as uniformly optimistic as they are now.
The tests come at a particularly sensitive time for Beijing as the ruling Communist Party's National People's Congress convenes for its annual gathering, a carefully stage-managed political showpiece during which political sensitivities are heightened and distractions are especially unwelcome.
Environmental sensitivities are heightened and rates of reproductive failure and illness increase when placing 'improved' germplasm in a suboptimal production environment.
