| Very successful genetic screens have also been conducted in sensitized genetic backgrounds. |
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| Blasting agents are usually ammonium nitrate mixtures sensitized with nonexplosive fuels such as oil or wax. |
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| Many of these facts dealt with remote communication between mesmerically sensitized subjects. |
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| Once a worker is sensitized to an occupational agent, bronchial reactivity usually persists. |
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| The challenge of reading text in English may have sensitized the students to anything that appeared to be novel or different. |
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| Soldiers need to be sensitized to the effects of fear and have tools to master their fears. |
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| The water was an insipid hue of cerulean, the texture rough with salt to his sensitized skin. |
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| But what place does such a seemingly out-dated picture of femininity have in today's post-feminist world of working women and sensitized men? |
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| Once a person is sensitized to an allergen or chemical, he or she may develop asthma. |
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| For sharp prints good contact between the negative and sensitized paper is critical. |
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| In the daguerreotype process, an early type of photography, a silver plate was sensitized by exposure to iodine vapors. |
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| Volume fluctuations and certain trends might be useful indicators for management sensitized to the ongoing improvement of processes. |
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| If it were not for George Eastman, we would probably still be hiding under black cloths while putting sensitized glass plates into the back of our rosewood cameras. |
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| Hailing, as he did, from Memphis, having grown up during the Purist tensions of the sixties and seventies, he was already sensitized to the rhetoric. |
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| The first use of sensitized paper to produce a negative is invented by Talbot in 1840 and took the name of calotype or talbotype. |
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| Nylon is sensitized in bulk by immersion in a solution of acetone containing the sensitizing agent. |
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| Sometimes, rather than experimenting with the camera itself, they experimented with light and sensitized paper. |
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| On first exposure to the allergen, the person becomes sensitized to it that is, develops antibodies and specific T cells to the allergen. |
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| Infrared films, developed in 1919, are sensitized to invisible infrared wavelengths. |
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| In sensitized individuals even small exposures can trigger allergic reactions. |
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| Companies have become sensitized to security concerns, possibly averting losses of technology, and thus jobs. |
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| The judge had become sensitized by the complaint and had undertaken to be more vigilant in the future. |
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| States that have not yet achieved the goal set should be targeted so that they may be sensitized and assisted in their efforts to meet standards. |
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| Law enforcement officials must also be sensitized to the paramount requirement of ensuring the safety of trafficked persons. |
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| An allergy is an abnormal reaction by your body to things that you body is sensitized to. |
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| As elected chair of the local bar association, Mr. Ndubi sensitized his colleagues to issues of human rights and social justice. |
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| But when it misses, as in a soy-marinated beef tataki with a flavorless raspberry emulsion, it's obvious to even the least sensitized diner that the dish has fallen flat. |
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| All tests of same process were on paper sensitized and developed together. |
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| Several hours or days following exposure, affected skin in a previously sensitized individual becomes itchy and red and may develop small vesicles or blisters. |
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| The ruptured diaphragm sensitized the emergency portion to small fluctuations in bpp, such as that experienced when the dynamic brake was applied rapidly on the train. |
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| In recent years, dye sensitized solar cells have become very important as the third generation of solar cells. |
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| The Group's upper management is regularly sensitized to the content and importance of the rules of conduct, which are formalized in a code of ethics. |
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| For several years, little effort was made to ensure that local employees were sensitized to the Canadian reality, despite their growing importance in representing and marketing Canada's cultural and economic interests. |
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| The political authorities will be strongly sensitized because a large tonnage of industrial waste continues to be exported towards Spain and small operators in Portugal continue to collect them without the required licenses. |
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| Communities are sensitized and mobilized, and they have set out a vision and drawn up development and diversification plans which take sustainable development principles into account. |
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| Roth and his colleagues collected data on the number of highly sensitized patients typically found in a kidney exchange pool. |
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| Unlike in a toxic response, in which everyone exposed develops the response if a sufficient dose is administered, only a small fraction of the exposed population is sensitized by an allergen, regardless of the dose. |
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| I inspired your hearts and sensitized your sentiments. |
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| Selected pygmy communities were sensitized leading to their growing awareness of the importance of adopting new life styles to lower high rates of morbidity and mortality. |
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| Blessed are those who know how to feel Me with their spirit, and even through their material form, for these are the ones who have sensitized their entire being, those who have truly become spiritualized. |
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| The public needed to be educated and sensitized. |
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| In Tdh recreational centers, in the West, 62 facilitators were trained, and 2'243 children and 2'219 adults were sensitized and were given soap and flasks to store water. |
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| Ever since the burglary, we've been more sensitized to home security issues. |
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| Awarenessraising and training can serve to create an environment where citizens and government officials are sensitized to violence against women in urban settings. |
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| Such reforms ought to ensure that both the general public and public officials are sensitized on the need to demarcate boundaries between public and private spaces. |
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| Without exception, we heard that the DTC in its present form needed to be revamped, improved, humanized and sensitized to reflect the many silent and significant costs involved in living with a disability. |
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| It was used to copy the silhouettes of leaves, engravings, lace-work and other semitransparent objects which were placed in the sun in contact with the sensitized paper. |
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| In this process, sometimes called thermography, sensitized copy paper is placed in contact with the original and both are exposed to infrared rays. |
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| Tracheal responsiveness to both isoprenaline and beta2-adrenoreceptor blockade by propranolol in cigarette smoke exposed and sensitized guinea pigs. |
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| There is sufficient evidence of a causal relationship between dust mite allergen exposure and exacerbations of asthma in individuals specifically sensitized to dust mites. |
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| Mice were sensitized and challenged as previously by Brant et al. |
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| The Mizani Beyond hair color system was developed specifically for texturized and sensitized hair, characteristically found among African-Americans. |
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| To make a wet collodion negative, the photographer first sensitized a glass plate with collodion, then submerged the glass into a silver nitrate bath. |
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| Photoinitiation of Acrylates via Sensitized Phthalimide Derivatives, Photoinitiated Polymerization, Vol. |
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