Sentence examples for fear of freezing from inspiring English sources

They also remembered living in constant fear of freezing pipes.

Poverty and fear of freezing with the winter comingmay have persuaded many Afghans to stay put.

Steve Ford, chief executive at Parkinson's UK, said: "Life with Parkinson's can be challenging enough, but when that is coupled with feeling scared to even go out in public for fear of freezing in a busy queue and being tutted or stared at, life can feel incredibly cruel.

This is consistent with evidence showing that degree of freezing during fear conditioning may predict initial conditioned freezing response, but it does not predict impaired extinction [22].

We then faced a major challenge when seeking to extend the concept of reconsolidation to drug memories that have relevance to addiction because of the marked differences in conditioning history – one or two CS footshock pairings are used to establish conditioned fear and the fear response of freezing is readily measured.

"There is a very übercautious approach," said one Cuomo aide, who like nearly everyone interviewed for this article spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being frozen out by Mr. Cuomo.

Suppressing my fear of being frozen upon entry, I opened the door and beheld a storeroom filled with boxes of expired vitamins from the "nutritional supplement" store upstairs.

That their rods and their fetid coolants remain thrust into the guts of this planet forever like bad cells the fear of them freezes us all forever, leaves us counting our breath, lying there and thinking of our countries.

The distribution of freezing scores after fear conditioning was skewed, with most rats showing substantial freezing; after fear extinction, the distribution was bimodal with most rats showing minimal freezing, but a substantial portion showing maximal freezing.

According to Spearman's rho, this metric was weakly related to the level of freezing both after fear acquisition, r s (N = 231) = .23, P < .001, and after fear extinction r s (N = 231) = .18, P = .005, with greater reactivity to shock predicting greater levels of freezing.

Cnp+/− mice showed higher percentage of freezing in the fear conditioning chamber already at baseline, that is before measurement of conditioned or cued memory (p = 0.007; Fig 2F), precluding the use of fear conditioning for memory assessment in these mice.