Sentence examples for diminished fear from inspiring English sources

However, TRPV1−/− mice have reduced anxiety and diminished fear conditioning [6].

It is, therefore, important to consider that TRPC5 is expressed in the fear centre of the amygdala and that TRPC5 knock-out mice exhibit diminished fear [18].

Inactivation of ST8SiaII in mice alters axonal targeting, involving hippocampal infrapyramidal mossy fibers, and the mice show increased exploration and diminished fear (40, 41), behaviors of potential relevance to autism.

The plan should give comfort to criminals who, when breaking into homes, will have a diminished fear of retaliation.

I think it will be much easier to unite people in the future, that this type of technology can comfort us and create a diminished fear of death.

THIS week's unexpected breakthrough in pay talks between Germany's employers and the country's biggest union, IG Metall, has diminished fears of a strife-ridden bargaining round and a burst of higher wages that would have jolted Europe's biggest economy and prompted a euro-threatening spurt in inflation.

Follow-up evaluations would be needed to determine if the patients in this study experienced diminished fear-avoidance beliefs over time and if diminished fear-avoidance beliefs were associated with improved functional performance in activities of daily living and sports and decreased reinjury rates.

While the design of this study did not allow us to determine if fear-avoidance beliefs decrease over time following ACLR and if diminished fear-avoidance beliefs were associated with improved functional performance in activities of daily living and sports, other researchers have determined that fear of movement/reinjury levels were lower with increased time from ACLR [4].

Now, in a sign of both alienation and diminishing fear, some Syrians call them "mundas," or infiltrators in Arabic.

Another important finding is that the effectiveness of extinction in learning to diminish fear can be improved by carefully spacing the timing of the stimulus exposures.

A different approach to diminishing fear is called extinction training.