Sentence examples for sensitizing of the from inspiring English sources

There are several hypotheses on the mechanism for the arrhythmogenic effect of hydrocarbons and fluorocarbons including: the effects on the central nervous system, respiratory reflexes, changes in potassium levels, or either the adrenergic and/or cholinergic receptors; the direct effects on the cardiac conduction system; or the sensitizing of the heart to the endogenous catecholamines [ 28, 37].

In this model, we sensitized on the length of the barrier fracture.

TPs might play a role in the perception of the severity of pain by sensitizing the neurons of the trigeminal caudal nucleus, which receive input from cephalic blood vessels and pericranial muscles [3, 20].

In the bioassay for insulin sensitizing activities of the isolates, compound 2 significantly stimulated glucose uptake in insulin resistant HepG2 cells without affecting cell viability, showing ability to restore the impaired insulin sensitivity of cells.

Yet in a world sensitized to the dangers of terrorism, talk of smallpox is on every front page and at every dinner table.

Add to Ms. Mastin's list of those who must be sensitized to the needs of the disabled, those who "maintain" and see to the safety of our streets.

Becoming sensitized to the status of female officers — paid half the salary of men, unable to issue an order to the lowliest private and denied the dignity of a salute — is one of those subtle ways.

"Kids need to be sensitized to the needs of others and, as Jews, we are obligated to do these mitzvot".

According to Jason Felch, author of Chasing Aphrodite: The Hunt for Looted Antiquities at the World's Richest Museum, "museum culture in the US has been slow to sensitize to the realities of the illicit trade".

We'd been in the tower in 1993, so our people were sensitized to the possibility of something bad happening.

Mr. Chidambaram said that establishments in the area had been "sensitized" to the possibility of an attack.