Sentence examples for Felt indicating from inspiring English sources

In all 10 subjects of the tVNS group, laryngeal vibration was felt, indicating stimulation of vagal fibers (Table  1).

By means of the external oxygen port, which allows the catheter to be directed, the 12-Fr inner catheter was advanced until a slight resistance was felt, indicating a wedged position.

If the majority of the catheter was inserted before resistance was felt, indicating that it had reached the placenta, the catheter was retracted 3 4 cm to ensure that the tip was in the umbilical vein and not in a placental vessel, before injection [ 9].

In addition, a further scoring method ('C-GHQ' method) was devised expressly to eliminate the ambiguity of responses to the negatively phrased items [ 18], following the observation that someone indicating that they 'Felt constantly under strain', 'No more than usual', was probably indicating the presence of this negative mood state.

Woodward cannot explain, for example, how Felt observed the flowerpot on Woodward's apartment balcony, indicating he wanted to meet; or how Felt marked home-delivered copies of Woodward's New York Times, indicating that Felt wanted to meet with him.

For instance, timeline chronic and timeline cyclical subscales were significantly correlated with 'felt age' indicating that a chronic awareness of aging and variation in relation to one's experience of aging was related to the feeling that one is older than one's chronological age (r = -.35, p <.001; r = -.35, p <.001 respectively).

I also called Felt, who, in a gentler way, indicated that he, too, thought this was crazy.

Authors such as Felt and Jasanoff, although acknowledging the need for public participation, have indicated problems that may arise with these public involvement governance tools (Felt et al. 2009).

Findings in burial mounds at Pazyryk in southern Siberia, 2,400 years old, indicate that furs, leather, woven textiles, and felts were used, not as floor coverings, but as wall hangings.

The intense personal involvement of supervisors in the meetings and initial feedback from their subordinates indicate that these working sessions will meet long-felt needs and result in more effective supervision.

On a wall map of northern Iraq in Sylvia's briefing room, someone had drawn concentric circles with a felt-tip pen, with Q-West as the center; they indicated the range of weapons now stationed at the base.