sensitize
సంవేద్యీకరణము
definition
verb
the introductory section aims to sensitize students to the methodology of the course
cause (someone or something) to respond to certain stimuli; make sensitive.
translation of 'sensitize'
సంవేద్యీకరణము,
సూక్ష్మజ్ఞాన ఉద్దీపకము
example
the introductory section aims to 'sensitize' students to the methodology of the course
In order to 'sensitize' students to difference and the need for social cooperation, short-term service programs often focus on what service means for the student and their character formation.
Even smaller amounts can 'sensitize' the immune system, setting the stage for disease.
the introductory section aims to 'sensitize' students to the methodology of the course
It is possible to 'sensitize' students to the risks that exist so that they won't be surprised when an issue presents itself.
While the teaching video focuses on children's reactions to transitional changes, this video complements exercises presented in the guide that focus on 'sensitizing' teachers to children's responses to change.
In both the short- and long-term protocols, a control group of mice was 'sensitized' to OVA and challenged with saline alone.
They are loaded with carcinogens, endocrine disruptors, liver and kidney damagers and 'sensitizers' .
Aimed at 'sensitising' the male psyche to the vulnerability of women to sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, the organisation is working on two phases.
The investigations were performed on selected 'sensitizers' that exhibit short fluorescence decay times
There is room for increased police action within the existing framework, increased responsiveness, greater resources at the command of the police and better 'sensitisation' of the personnel.
All tests of same process were on paper 'sensitized' and developed together.
Despite optimal therapy for asthma and the institution of appropriate workplace accommodations to reduce the effects of irritants or 'sensitizers' on airway mechanics, certain individuals remain unable to work.
Diesel particulates increase the formation of the allergic antibody and can also increase 'sensitisation' to commonly encountered allergens in the air.
It aims to 'sensitise' privileged schoolchildren to underprivileged ones.
Photographers then added other 'sensitizing' chemicals and allowed the plate to dry to a tacky consistency before dipping it in a bath of silver nitrate and other ingredients.
In the daguerreotype process, an early type of photography, a silver plate was 'sensitized' by exposure to iodine vapors.
The plates had to be 'sensitised' just before the photograph was taken, and since this was the era of the wet collodion process and Egypt was very hot, many times Frith's collodion boiled while he was trying to coat his glass plates.
The challenge of reading text in English may have 'sensitized' the students to anything that appeared to be novel or different.
The hope is that the students 'are sensitised to' not focus just on the disease itself, but on the patient.
Animal studies suggest that early trauma 'sensitizes' individuals to be more vulnerable to social and emotional impairments associated with the effects of subsequent stressful or traumatic situations.
They have to be part and parcel of the program of awareness and 'sensitization' .
Before the introduction of troglitazone in 1997 metformin was the only drug able to 'sensitise' target tissues (skeletal muscle, adipose tissue, and the liver) to insulin.
This is quite modest at low work rates - except when the carotid chemoreceptors are 'sensitized' , such as during sojourns at high altitude.
Prostaglandins promote the development of hyperalgesia by 'sensitizing' nociceptive neurons.
I believe that such an exercise 'sensitizes' students to the family as they engage in the reflecting-team experience.
Problem-based learning employing ‘hands on’ teamwork in solving actual patient cases 'sensitized' students to their professional role and those of other team members.
Phototreatment by 'sensitizers' is a method being investigated for virus inactivation of blood products.
It was the strength of the bond between the two that caused the persistent 'sensitisation' brought on during allergy attacks.
Black and white photographic emulsions are composed of layers of silver halide crystals, with additional small amounts of various 'sensitizing' agents, suspended in gelatin.
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