Sentence examples for elevated perception from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have also indicated elevated perception thresholds to electrical stimulation of the gut in diabetic patients with concomitant DAN and different severities of gastrointestinal symptoms (7, 8).

Also, relaxing the assumption that the setpoint is fixed and making it adaptive to the animal's experiences could explain tolerance (as elevated perception of desired setpoint) and thus, drug addiction and obesity.

Is it any wonder that, with such an elevated perception of how much NASA costs, other polls have been less favorable -- particularly when so many of those polls emphasize tough budgetary times, yet do not provide the budgetary context that this poll did?

In contrast, uncertainty breeds fear and an elevated perception of risk.

Moreover, she suggests, in the eyes of overseas observers it can help elevate perceptions of the lord mayor, setting her apart from other ambassadors and industry lobbyists.

Moreover, the death of Brian Jones combined with Taylor's lack of onstage presence elevated public perception of Richards's status from that of Jagger's right-hand man to effective coleader of the band.

Other studies have linked elevated risk perception to the uptake of cancer screening [ 11].

Entactogenic effects are characterized as an "open mind" state with properties including an increase in self-awareness, the sensation "to produce a touching within," introspection, elevated sensory perception, and enhanced prosocial effect [ 54].

This elevated risk perception was due to the many unknowns of a new disease, the susceptibility of the population to infection, as well as because of a lack of prevention and treatment measures.

McDonald's Australia has long been interested in elevating perception of the brand through higher-end menu items.

"Anytime you elevate the perception of the office, it changes how people react to it".