Sentence examples for sensitizing from inspiring English sources
The word "sensitizing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something as making someone more aware of or responsive to an issue or a feeling. For example, "The teacher's approach to educating the students was very sensitizing, as it encouraged them to think more deeply about the implications of their actions."
verb
Present participle of sensitize
Most films contain sensitizing dyes to extend their colour sensitivity through the whole visible spectrum.
Prostaglandins are fatty acids that are released when inflammation occurs and can heighten the pain sensation by sensitizing the nerve endings; that increase in sensitivity is called hyperalgesia.
First, severe pain from an injury or other stimulus, if continued over some period, was found to alter the neurochemistry of the central nervous system, thereby sensitizing it and giving rise to neuronal changes that endure after the initial stimulus is removed.
Among them are: antipyrine, used as an analgesic and febrifuge; tartrazine, most commonly used as a yellow dye for food; phenylbutazone (Butazolidin), an anti-inflammatory drug used in treatment of arthritis; and a series of dyes used as sensitizing agents in colour photography.
In 2002 Chinese-born neuroscientist Min Zhuo and colleagues reported the identification of two enzymes, adenylyl cyclase types 1 and 8, in the forebrains of mice that play an important role in sensitizing the central nervous system to pain stimuli.
As sensitizing chemicals diffuse into the skin, they react with some proteins of the body, changing the antigenic properties of the protein.
Nylon is sensitized in bulk by immersion in a solution of acetone containing the sensitizing agent.
First, it sensitizes people to one another.
Sometimes, rather than experimenting with the camera itself, they experimented with light and sensitized paper.
In this process, sometimes called thermography, sensitized copy paper is placed in contact with the original and both are exposed to infrared rays.
A remarkably effective plant-pathogenic fungus, Cercospora, produces a pigment that efficiently sensitizes singlet molecular oxygen.
