Sentence examples for changes sense of from inspiring English sources

The 17-item "Oceanic Boundlessness" (OB) scale measures positively experienced derealization and depersonalization accompanied by changes sense of time.

A follow-up study in 2010 sought to assess the impact of CART activities on condom use and underlying conscious knowledge, attitudes, subjective norms, intention to change, sense of agency and discussions related to condom use and STI risks.

However, so far only scarce data exist linking these changes to clinically relevant functional alterations such as short-term memory changes, enhanced sense of taste, or neglect.

It changes your sense of community.

"It changes your sense of life, your sense of yourself".

It fundamentally changes your sense of guilt and responsibility if you cannot remember doing something.

They tell me that travel changes their sense of national identity and opens them up to new facets of themselves.

"Bringing these pieces inside completely changes the sense of the scale," said Will Gompertz, arts editor at the BBC.

Over the years I've found that lighting a candle in the kitchen immediately changes the sense of the room.

This G → A transition changes the sense of codon 388 from Gly (GGG) to Arg (AGG).

We recorded subjective changes in sense of ownership, as well as participants' ability to localize their hidden hand.