Sentence examples for changes in affection from inspiring English sources
In the case of nicotine addiction, two of the most common withdrawal symptoms are both changes in affection and cognition, which, during periods of abstinence from smoking, predict relapse [ 12].
A similar conclusion was drawn by Eberly and Montemajor [ 5] who found that parents did not report the same developmental changes in adolescents' affection or helpfulness obtained on adolescent report.
Watch for a change in her affections toward you.
Longitudinal changes in the lack of affection subscale indicates that maternal bonding develops progressively over the first 12 weeks.
Michael Parkin, the faculty voice who described the Oberlin trend, placed the change of affection in relationship to the president in an emotional framework.
Fixing his personality on film was perhaps his way of combating the schizophrenia that eventually claimed his mother; imagining a world in which he was the undisputed dramatic and visual center was perhaps a response to a childhood of permanent instability, of abrupt changes in fortune and inconstancy of affection.
In line with this, we observed that ethanol-treated TLR4-KO mice show no changes in mTOR phosphorylation, and hence no affection of the autophagy pathway.
Most jingles are held in affection though.
No group difference in affection and eye contact expressed by the mothers was found [ 49].
The early and monthly regimens were associated with substantial reductions in affection of the fingernail.
By the time he was a traveling student seeing the world in Germany, England, and Spain his "intellectual materialism" was firmly established with little change in his religious affections.
