photosensitive

• “The concern is that about 1 in 4,000 people have something known as photosensitive epilepsy.”

  CNN Transcript Jun 6, 2007

• “About 40 to 60 percent of all SLE patients are photosensitive, that is, UV light from the sun and other sources actually worsens their symptoms.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE LUPUS HANDBOOK FOR WOMEN

• “Most SLE patients are photosensitive, that is, they are sensitive to the sun and other forms of light.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE LUPUS HANDBOOK FOR WOMEN

• “The in-theater seizures, also known as photosensitive epilepsy, are thought to be a result of the bright flashing of red, black and white during the film's nerve-wracking scene.”

  ABC News: Top Stories

• “Flashing lights can certainly cause seizures in certain people; it's called a photosensitive seizure and was the reason that one episode of Pokemon was never shown on television in the U.S.”

  Polite Dissent

• “Epilepsy affects an estimated 50 million people worldwide, about 3 percent of whom are photosensitive, meaning flashing lights and colors can trigger seizures.”

  Wired: Hackers Assault Epilepsy Patients via Computer

• “[The moving video version] can actually provoke a form of epilepsy called photosensitive epilepsy, which around 23,000 people in the U.K. have.”

  CNN Transcript Jun 6, 2007

• “Those who are "photosensitive" could start convulsions just when the Kraken gets released.”

  Yahoo! Buzz US: Top Stories

• “As with some sorghums and millets, soybeans are highly photosensitive to daylength, and varieties have a very narrow range of adaptation north and south of their origins.”

  Chapter 12

• “In West Africa, the improved long-season photosensitive and the improved short-season non-sensitive varieties are sown at the rate of of 40,000-80,000/ha under good management; the dwarf photosensitive, long-season varieties are sown at rates of 100,000/ha or more.”

  Chapter 8

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