These are likely to differ with age, gender, obesity, dietary restraint, education, social background, and individual differences in bodily size and life-style and hence caloric need.
In this state of severe distress, many patients have also reported the experience of "near-psychotic somatization" characterized by a concrete/somatic experience of thought, (e.g., thoughts creating head pressure) as well as somatic distortions (e.g., a subjective experience of a change in bodily size or shape).
Effective predation requires structural, functional, and behavioral adaptations whose nature depends on the general bodily organization and size of the predator, the kind of predatory strategy adopted, the general environmental conditions where predation is practiced, and the defensive strategies of the available preys.
The effect size was 0.41 for SF-36 bodily pain (small effect size).
Mean bodily pain scores and effect sizes at each follow-up visit by participant group and sex (N = 219).
One can contrast the representation of long-term bodily properties such as limb size and the representation of short-term bodily properties such as limb posture.
Improvements in Bodily Pain scores had large effect sizes (1.16 to 1.26), suggesting substantial improvements in self-reported pain during up to three years of adalimumab treatment (data not shown).
Tim Hawkinson, a California sculptor, is creating a 300-foot installation, "Uberorgan," made up of 12 translucent bus-size bags reminiscent of bodily organs.
Partial representations of bodily forms include Marion Gabriel's life-size "Pair of Feet," made of cast chocolate but tinted pinkish white.
"There are certain bodily sensations experienced by the sheer size of the image on the screen.
