Sentence examples for sensitized population from inspiring English sources

Results suggest use of powdered latex gloves for non-affected population, and use of non-powdered vinyl gloves for sensitized population.

Thus, individuals with DS or trisomy 21 can be considered a "sensitized" population with respect to CHD.

Here, using individuals with DS as a "sensitized" population, we conducted a genome-wide association study on a carefully phenotyped collection of individuals from extreme ends of the spectrum.

There is substantial clinical evidence that "threshold" doses exist for the elicitation of an allergic reaction; however, the threshold (i.e., lowest dose that elicits a reaction) varies substantially across the sensitized population.

It is highly realistic to say that the definition of the biological feature of any given protein to be or not an IgE-binding protein, and to be capable of giving rise to clinical symptoms in a certain percentage of the sensitized population, comes from a stepwise approach combining bench and bedside studies, starting from still relevant isolated case reports to selected cohort studies.

"We have sensitized populations over the years.

Blast damage to buildings and fear of building collapse from previous and/or future detonations can cause people to run into the open and expose themselves to additional fallout radiation, particularly in earthquake sensitized populations, as in much of Iran.

Dispersion has the potential, via shifts in long-term weather patterns and extreme weather events, to expose and thus sensitize populations to novel allergens.

They volunteered to participate in sensitizing the population about the disease," notes Dr. Andreey.

Community-based diabetes screening programs can help sensitize the population and identify new cases.

A large UNICEF-supported multimedia awareness-raising campaign, comprising a musical album, a short film and video clips were aired on television during six months, sensitizing the population on the long-denied phenomenon of child trafficking.