| When you're a nurse, you see so much sadness and pain on a daily basis that you almost have to desensitize yourself to it just to stay sane. |
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| Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that if we desensitize ourselves enough, we can condone any immoral action. |
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| In some cases, an allergist may recommend immunotherapy to help desensitize your child. |
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| If your symptoms are especially difficult to control, your doctor may recommend allergy shots to desensitize you to dust mites. |
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| The goal is to modify dysfunctional cognitions and to desensitize patients to the fear and anxiety associated with certain situations. |
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| The goal is to desensitize you to specific allergens and decrease your need for medications. |
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| The goal is to desensitize you to specific allergens and decrease or eliminate your need for medications. |
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| Imprinting involves rubbing the foal down with towels and touching all areas of the body in order to desensitize him. |
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| Violence and repression work to desensitize people, leaving only a numbing wish to forget what is happening all about them. |
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| Ice cold beverages desensitize the taste-buds and prevent the evaporation of the volatile components that contribute aroma. |
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| The Sperry SP-150 autopilot is designed to desensitize over a 150-second period after the radio altimeter senses a height of 1 500 feet agl. |
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| The positive side: as you are saving, you already desensitize you to comfort and consumerism. |
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| By complying with SB 21-1132-122, the SP-150 autopilot time to desensitize was reduced to 105 seconds. |
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| Some people argue generally that the presence of recurrent messages on cigarette packages will desensitize people. |
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| Allergy shots are used to desensitize you to certain allergies. |
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| And so, in America we desensitize ourselves to what is about to occur. |
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| I mentally made myself a reminder to desensitize her to balloons. |
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| In other words, the study suggests that constant exposure to money, even if it's not your own, can desensitize you to the needs of others. |
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| Exposure to gratuitous violence can desensitize people, in particular children, to the effects of violence. |
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| If needed, you may receive a fluoride treatment to strengthen teeth, or other agents to desensitize them. |
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| The autopilot did not desensitize in time because the aircraft ground speed was higher than the assumed ground speed of the autopilot design. |
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| In fact, it seems that paradoxically television may both desensitize individuals to violence and sensitize them to it. |
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| Like cortisone, this art takes effect on the symptom level: it is supposed to distract, desensitize and have an addictive effect. |
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| Our role is to desensitize federally sentenced women, to show them male models that are different from those they have known. |
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| The transcript of a therapy session briefly alludes to the use of relaxation to block or desensitize painful imagery during a therapeutic reliving of a traumatic event. |
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| The number of nuisance alerts may desensitize controllers to real traffic conflicts, thereby increasing the risk of a genuine conflict being dismissed as a nuisance alert. |
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| Their goal is to desensitize the students to the dental hygiene experience of regular dental check-up visits. |
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| A heavy, syrupy mixture of gum arabic and a small quantity of nitric acid, the etch is used to protect the drawing from water and to further desensitize the undrawn areas to printing ink. |
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| It can also desensitize or sexualize children in inappropriate ways. |
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| It is possible to desensitize your puppy to the sound of storms. |
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| Immunotherapy involves the administration of gradually increasing doses of the allergen over a period of time to desensitize the patient. |
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