Changes to appetite sensation scores were evident over time after ingestion of test meals (p < 0.05).
The sensation that is evident in this region was likely entirely a product of regeneration (Fig. 1).
A similar attitude is evident in Donald Davidson's (1983 , 1986 distinction between sensation and thought (the former is nothing more than a causal condition of knowledge, while the latter can furnish reasons and justifications, but cannot occur without language).
It is also evident that during two trials where the sensation of movement was the same before and during INB or SB, no MEPs were elicited during INB or SB (se Figure 2D/3D and 2E/3E).
BMS involves burning sensations in the oral mucosa without evident clinical pathology or laboratory findings [ 1- 4].
Mind could affect body and vice versa because mind and body had a specially close relationship, which was particularly evident in the aspects of conscious life that have to do with sensation, imagination, and emotion as opposed to pure thought.
This study replicates the past findings that winter-borns are more sensation seeking, but differs in that the association was only evident in males.
Thus, Wodeham is adamant that there can only be one soul in the single human being, and the intuitive act of sensation alone is sufficient for the simple apprehension "presupposed" by an "evident assent" (LS I:9, ll. 44 48).
Neck flexors were normal in strength, and sensation was preserved in all limbs; loss of bladder function was evident.
Imagine now that new, similar sensations flow in by the hundreds or thousands: "it is evident that then diverse associations of all the preceding [sensations] will be as good as extinguished in their reproduction", letting only a tiny amount of each enter consciousness (SW VI: 123).
But the new study showed that the changes in brain activity were evident even when the subjects were fed extra food and not experiencing any increased sensations in hunger.
