He transplanted the visual cortex from an embryonic rat's brain into the brain of a newborn rat, placing it in the spot occupied by the somatosensory cortex, which is responsible for such bodily sensations as pressure and temperature.
Teeth may be more prone to apical resorption during tipping than bodily movement, where pressure is more or less evenly distributed on the buccal and the lingual surfaces of the root [27].
This study aims to test the usefulness of two metrics—velocity of the bodily center of pressure (COPv) and the resultant accelerometer (rAcc)—as predictors with which to measure workers' fall risk in stationary postures.
By leading teens towards novelists who dealt with issues they are likely to be facing - social pressures, bodily anxiety, "fitting in" - you may be able to spark their interest in the broader body of classic literature.
test, a small group of American scientists, inventors and social reformers pursued the dream of a mechanical device that would separate truth from deception by recording involuntary bodily responses like blood pressure and pulse rate.
If many of his ideas now seem like little more than common sense -- that fear, for example, is a learned response or that people can be taught to influence basic bodily mechanisms like blood pressure -- that was hardly the case when he began advancing his theories in the 1950's and 60's.
The renin angiotensin system (RAS) is best known for its role in the kidney in controlling blood pressure and bodily fluid homeostasis.
They also regulate other bodily functions including blood pressure, blood clotting, and nervous system function and development (Wall et al, 2010).
In the context of physical activity, health promoters need to be conscious of the difficulties that individuals feel in relation to bodily appearance and the pressure to comply with societal standards.
Thankfully, we live in a time where corsets aren't considered the height of fashion, but we would be fooling ourselves to think we've escaped the pressures of bodily "perfection" that plagued our foremothers.
