Sentence examples for conveyed pain from inspiring English sources

Although Wilson, unlike Mars, conveyed pain and joy in even his most anodyne numbers, he had the same kind of permanent approachability that Mars exudes.

Tom Goodmas-Howieas herie, her upbeat husband, conveys pain skilfully too.

Pierpont discusses Simone's theatricality and exquisite ability to convey pain in her voice, and explains how Simone got involved in the civil-rights movement and became radicalized over time.

It is generally recognized that C and Aδ-fibre sensory neurons convey pain signals, while neurons with larger-size fibres mediate touch sensation.

This, together with a series of headache/migraine provocation tests in healthy volunteers and migraine patients, has led to the conclusion that migraine can be explained to patients as 'a disorder of the brain, and that the headache originates in the sensory fibres that convey pain signals from intracranial and extracranial blood vessels' [22].

And when she sings "it's breaking my heart" early in the video, she tries too hard to convey pain: her facial expression gives the impression that she just broke wind.

LPA5-lacZ reporter gene-expressing mice showed the strongest expression in cell bodies of dorsal root ganglion cells that extend C-fibres (sensory nerves conveying pain signals) but not in those neurons with Aβ fibres (sensory nerves conveying non-pain signals).

Peripheral somatic and visceral sensory afferents conveying pain and thermal information relay via postero-lateral thalamic nuclei to somatosensory cortex (Brodmann area 3a) and dorsal posterior insula (Craig, 2002).

Absolute Exclusion Criteria patients with altered mental/cognitive states including language difficulties and unable to convey pain score accurately; unwell patients requiring emergent medical intervention that precludes informed consent; patients <16 years old.

patients with altered mental/cognitive states including language difficulties and unable to convey pain score accurately; unwell patients requiring emergent medical intervention that precludes informed consent; patients <16 years old.

Narcotics function by interfering with the channel through which certain chemical messengers convey pain signals into the spinal cord and the brain, thereby delaying the interpretation of pain impulses.