Sentence examples for decrease in sensation from inspiring English sources

By noting whenever a person perceived an increase or decrease in sensation, they arrived at a pain scale calibrated in increments of "dols," each of which was a "just-noticeable difference" away from the adjacent dols.

The simultaneous hypoesthesia and allodynia, with paradoxical decrease in sensation and increased pain thresholds may reflect peripheral and central alterations in neuronal responsiveness to mechanical stimulation and suggests activation of a descending inhibitory system.

The observed decrease in sensation and increase in latencies of EPs indicate altered sensory processing.

Because elevations in thermal sense and pain thresholds of QST are reportedly almost compatible with decreases in sensation, our findings confirm that temperature sensations may be disturbed in PD patients when compared with healthy persons and that STN-DBS can be used to improve temperature sensation in these patients.

However, there was a decrease in the sensation of pain sensation.

"We found that competitive women cyclists have a decrease in genital sensation.

The prevalence of aspiration in patients with a moderate decrease in laryngopharyngeal sensation was 0% (0 of 9) in persons with intact pharyngeal motor function and 67% (2 of 3) when pharyngeal motor function was impaired (P < 0.05).

This is further supported by a decrease in pain sensations with both hand and feet cooling after acclimation.

In a study in which the perception of cold and warm cutaneous stimuli under hypoxia and hypoxia induced hypocapnia was examined, Golja et al. (2004) have reported a decrease in cutaneous thermal sensation for cold, but not for warmth, in humans after inspiring a mixture containing 10% oxygen.

Signs of HIV DSP include decreased deep tendon reflexes and decreased sensation in a stocking-glove distribution.

The second patient with a history of stroke had decreased light touch in bilateral feet and left shin, decreased vibratory sensation in left foot, and intermittent left facial numbness.