Sentence examples for shared sensitivity from inspiring English sources

This feminine energy in me was deemed an appealing quality by these women because it declared kinship, a sense of shared sensitivity – a layer of the androgyny that is present in all of us, laced with vigour and vitality.

Interestingly, our three subjects with marked symptoms of adverse effects had a relatively large tumor size reduction in common, possibly indicating shared sensitivity for both beneficial and adverse effects.

Only CCH44 exposed to viable M. synoviae demonstrated sensitivity to calcitonin, calcitriol, creatine, dibutyryl-cAMP, gastrin, ghrelin, IGF-I, norepinephrine, PDGF-AB, and IL-1 β while both membranes exposed CCH25 and M. synoviae exposed CCH44 (but not CCH alone) shared sensitivity to 4,5-a-dihydrotestosterone, β-estradiol, dexamethasone, hGH (somatotropin), FGF-1, thyroxine, IL-6, and insulin.

Underlined regions correspond to strongest shared sensitivities and are magnified below the full profile.

In this hypoxic inflammation context, HIF and NF κB seem to share sensitivity to similar stimulus.

In addition, due to the phenotypic and molecular similarities existing between TNBC and BRCA-associated breast cancer we reasoned that both cancers may share sensitivity to platinum analogues.

"Theatre should bring people together and take the risk of sharing sensitivities in public," said Boyd.

Furthermore, studies in rodents indicate a shared genetic sensitivity to ethanol, anxiety, and stress/HPA axis response [15], [16], [17].

Gamma rhythms in the BLA shared the sensitivity to gap junction blockers seen in the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex (Cunningham et al., 2003; LeBeau et al., 2003).

Moreover, the dia2-ΔTPR cdc48-aid strain also shared the sensitivity of dia2Δ cells to the DNA-damaging agent methyl methanesulfonate.

In addition to the reduced growth rate, which may be a further strategy to cope with the cell wall defects caused by the femAB deletion, we found that AS145 and BB1305 also shared temperature sensitivity.