Sentence examples for diminished sensibility from inspiring English sources
One patient had diminished sensibility along the ulnar nerve distribution along with Volkmann's ischemic contracture, which persisted even after the operation.
In one patient, hearing loss and diminished sensibility in the trigeminal area was found, but these could be explained by previous thermocoagulation and a first MVD procedure in the past (no. 10).
Following the ICHD-II-criteria, classical glossopharyngeal neuralgia was diagnosed in 18 patients, one patient (no. 11) showed diminished sensibility in the palatine and pharyngeal area, but no other pathology than a neurovascular compression syndrome was diagnosed.
Diminished sensibility at least at one foot was considered as neuropathy, tested with a 5.07 Semmes-Weinstein monofilament, applied on three areas of each foot.
This dysregulation is meant to help the tumor evade the immune system, because of the diminished sensibility towards apoptotic ligands [11], [12].
If our capacity for shock has diminished, is that a sign that our sensibilities have grown more inclusive – or that they have dulled?
He undersells MacNeice, suggesting his poetry was diminished by common sense (it is defined by uncommon sensibility).
The enduring influence of Bush – which appears not to be diminished by her lack of public appearances, she's all but invisible these days – travels beyond a specific sound or sensibility.
Not as diminished as you'd expect from a 1993 stroke that impaired his left hand, Mr. Peterson can still work his bejeweled blues sensibility -- even using silences to make up for less dexterity.
