"Extreme sensitivity" refers to being highly responsive or reactive to something, often to an exaggerated or intense degree. It means being very sensitive or easily affected by certain things, such as emotions, sensations, or stimuli, and experiencing them more intensely than others might.
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Some people respond very quickly to cleanse programs and others may need a longer time frame or need to eliminate more foods due to
more extreme sensitivity.
The effects of caffeine on sleep are largely determined by genetics, with most people falling somewhere
between extreme sensitivity and near - total tolerance.
If you're a person who have concerns about skin irritations due to sensitivity of skin to skin care products, although the conventional Klairs skin care was satisfactory in soothing & nonirritating, additional care is needed
for extreme sensitivity, meet the new Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream.
Beijing understandably
displays extreme sensitivity to the prospect of a «breakaway province,» which is how it views Taiwan, and what it fears for Tibet and its largely Muslim far west.
We've endorsed her before when she ran for Civil Court, and we believe that she has
demonstrated extreme sensitivity to individuals with disabilities in her courtroom.
Physical and sensory traits such
as extreme sensitivity to lighting, smells, skin irritants and sounds are also part of a gifted person's challenges in life.
In effect, Affigen uses cancer's «Achille's Heel»: the proteins which distinguish tumor cells from normal cells, that can target tumor cells for destruction
with extreme sensitivity and precision.
Priced at just $ 69.99, the wired mouse brings a few firsts for Razer fans, including customizable scroll wheel resistance, dots - per - inch (DPI) clutch, and that famed 5G optical sensor with 16,000 DPI
for extreme sensitivity.
Yet in the intervening weeks, stocks have been gyrating wildly and have featured near - constant quicksilver rallies and sell - offs that reflect indecision and
extreme sensitivity to policy and economic news.
That ubiquity, coupled with
its extreme sensitivity to changing demand, has led many to regard is as a leading indicator of activity in goods - producing industries.
In Nygren there is
extreme sensitivity to what he takes to be the disastrous heresy of mysticism, namely that there is a bit of God in every man that makes him restless apart from his right relation to God.
I one of the unlucky few with
an extreme sensitivity to xanthan gum!
Because of
our extreme sensitivities we stick to agave and stevia and try to stick to one treat a week that uses sweeteners other than pure fruit juice or fruits.
Night terrors are often a symptom of celiac disease (
extreme sensitivity to wheat gluten).
Name: Torie Lives in: Wallington, New Jersey Breastfeeding experience: Difficult but rewarding Main challenges: Her son's
extreme sensitivity to her diet Breastfed for: 20 months
Your child may visibly tense his muscles, get red in the face, hold his head or cover his face or ears because of
extreme sensitivity to light or sound.
And like Trump,
this extreme sensitivity betrays his obvious nagging insecurities.
The extreme sensitivity of X-shooter allowed the team to rule out other possible causes of this illumination, including gas shocks or the active nucleus of the galaxy.
TAS2R38 is a bitter taste receptor in humans of which some people have «supertaster» variants that give
them an extreme sensitivity to bitter compounds, explaining some people's strong aversions to broccoli and brussels sprouts.
It's much like an after - image on a human eye, caused by «burning» in an image, in this case caused by the excessive amount of light from the tail light in relation to
the extreme sensitivity of the videdochip that's making these nocturnal images.
Despite their shy demeanor and
extreme sensitivity to water quality, discus fish are a popular choice for aquariums because of their mesmerizing, brightly colored markings.
Very close to the star is an even more inconspicuous red speck that would never have been seen were it not for
the extreme sensitivity of the NAOS - CONICA (NACO) instrument at ESO's Very Large Telescope on Cerro Paranal in northern Chile and the adaptive optics used to cancel out the blurring effect of Earth's atmosphere.
As the astronomers report today in Astronomy & Astrophysics, they used
the extreme sensitivity of ALMA, whose 66 dishes act as one telescope and can be positioned up to 14 kilometers apart, to scrutinize those gaps around the stars.
«Our system could also be used for high - precision detectors for biological or chemical materials, because of
its extreme sensitivity,» Hsu says.
Having neural machinery dedicated to face processing suggests that this ability is hard - wired through cognitive evolution, Berns says, and may help explain dogs»
extreme sensitivity to human social cues.
The study could inform new treatments for a set of conditions known as peripheral neuropathies, which are caused by damage to the cells in the PNS and can lead to
extreme sensitivity to touch as well as numbness and muscle weakness.
It is
this extreme sensitivity to local moisture that makes the nanostructure so interesting for use in «touchless» - screens.
By harnessing
the extreme sensitivity of the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA), astronomers have directly observed a pair of Milky Way - like galaxies seen when the universe was only eight percent of its current age.
My best guess is that the actual probability of
extreme sensitivity is well below the result of their simulations (~ 10 %), but above previous belief, which seems almost to rule it out completely.
Xeroderma pigmentosum, also called XP, is an inherited (genetic) condition characterized by
an extreme sensitivity to ultraviolet rays.
The researchers used ALMA's
extreme sensitivity and resolution to track the atmospheric distributions of hydrogen isocyanide (HNC) and cyanoacetylene (HC3N), which initially appeared to be concentrated evenly over Titan's north and south poles.
Another obstacle is
the extreme sensitivity of the tiny crystals to radiation damage.
When used as directed, fidget spinners can have benefits for people with higher - than - average energy levels, anxiety, or
extreme sensitivity to certain environments, Pilar Trelles, MD, a psychiatrist at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, recently told Health.
That said, it's possible that people with
extreme sensitivities (like Celiacs) may have an issue.
If anyone in your household has asthma, eczema, cognitive issues, or
extreme sensitivities to chemicals or foods, these can make a surprising difference in their overall reactivity, making an air purifier a worthwhile investment.
In addition to severe, throbbing pain, migraines often also involve visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, dizziness,
extreme sensitivity to sound, light, touch and smell, and...
The degree to which one is gluten sensitive can range from mild sensitivity to full blown Celiac Disease (
extreme sensitivity).
Burning, red, or bloodshot eyes,
extreme sensitivity to light, and a yellowish tinge in the whites of the eyes are all signs of excess Pitta circulating in the system.
In addition to severe, throbbing pain, migraines often also involve visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, dizziness,
extreme sensitivity to sound, light, touch and smell, and tingling or numbness in the extremities or face.
Honeycutt also explores the darker side of John Hughes:
his extreme sensitivity, his stormy professional relationships, and the devastation Hughes experienced after the death of his closest friend, John Candy.
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