Sentence examples for feeling indicating from inspiring English sources

Pain items were coded to the ICF code for "Sensation of unpleasant feeling indicating potential or actual damage to some body structure felt in either one or both upper limbs, including hands (b28014).

The negative loading of item 31, "I try not to express how I am feeling" indicates that this item requires reverse coding when scoring this subscale.

Furthermore, the fact that the probability of cancer appeared higher with no gut feeling (compared to little gut feeling) indicates that presence of clear signs of cancer does not generally prompt activation of gut feeling.

Of the 24 processes, we first focused on four that involved clear and severe feelings, indicating peaks of feelings and behaviors caused by the feelings accumulated during the previous processes.

Kant also continues to believe some version of his claim at the beginning of Observations that some of our feelings indicate a "sensitivity of the soul … which makes the soul fitted for virtuous impulses" (OFBS 46).

Table 5 shows that ∼60% of patients in both arms reported being told how to take AL correctly, with similar percentages reporting being told to take the second dose after 8 hours and to complete treatment even if feeling better, indicating that dispensers were providing some advice even in the absence of the intervention.

A few scenes that jump out, offering some visual interest and a jolt of feeling, may indicate that Mr. Gondry wasn't entirely invested in all this family history, or was distracted from it as he went along.

Close your eyes, and experience BOTH the fear AND the underlying good feeling that indicates you know you are doing the right thing.

Personal well-being and development: The finding that almost two in five students reported not feeling happy indicated that there was a substantial proportion dealing with at least some level of mental stress.

The separate items were summated to a total score; possible total scores for LAS ranged from 11 (indicating feeling rarely in control) to 77 (reflecting feeling almost always in control).

Importantly, many participants described feelings which indicated a lack of empowerment to cope with the changes that were occurring.