Sentence examples for bodily effects from inspiring English sources

She fought through the bodily effects of motherhood and returned to competition just seven months later.

This suggests, the authors wrote, that the insula is critical for behaviors whose bodily effects become pleasurable because they are learned, like cigarette smoking.

Radiation protection research has been focused upon the bodily effects of exposure to ionising radiation, rather than upon the psychology of survivors.

But when I noticed how easily he became upset or angered by minor irritations many times a day, I decided to look into what is known about the bodily effects of so much caffeine and whether it might contribute to the harmful effects of stress on the heart.

With medicine becoming more tailored to diseases' genetic causes, rather than just their bodily effects, the field is quickly becoming inundated with data, and the methods to integrate this new intelligence with traditional information (i.e. background, family history, vitals, diet, etc). and cross-reference it with published studies are not currently standardized.

A passion in one individual will produce facial expressions and other sensible bodily effects – bearing, changes of color, words, cries, and the like.

Ha ha ha!!!" Hadley hasn't (yet) risked her health for the film, but Ivan Reitman's story – about four exorcists working to rid contemporary New York of its poltergeist problem – did have a bodily effect on her.

Moreover, passions proper need not arise only by way of completely external causes; they can arise through volitions, when the volition produces a bodily effect, as when the intellect's raising something for consideration under a universal prompts a particular appearance in the imagination (see de Veritate q.26).

Through a graded series of controlled explosions, and the measurement of incremental bodily effect at determined distances from blast of varied intensity, 'an approximate idea could be obtained of the minimum air-pressures which are likely to be dangerous to people, and a relative scale of injury could be estimated'Memorandum'um', c. 1939: 16).

Non-bodily effects were reported most often, with 44.5% of the population reporting two to three non-bodily effects in the previous 12 months.

Additionally, we found that students living together with weekly drinkers are more likely to experience both bodily and non-bodily effects.