Sentence examples for feeling of increased from inspiring English sources
Farmers focusing on AWHH were divided between those focusing on an expected correlation between increases in AWHH and financial performance and those focusing on a feeling of increased subjective well-being from being around healthy cows.
Subjective feeling of increased body temperature disappeared completely in 98% of the patients, and two patients reported that they still had intermittent increased measured body temperature.
To obtain information about the proportion of patients with cough and increased body temperature fulfill the inclusion criteria, the practice assistants registered all potentially eligible patients with cough and feeling of increased body temperature during two weeks in January 2012.
"There's a feeling of increased Jewish provocation that then leads to grave actions from the Palestinians".
For all the feeling of increased safety, poll respondents in follow-up interviews expressed a sense of a world that had changed and was less safe than the one before the attacks.
But it argued that, in this, the donors were no different from the rest of mankind, and that, after the operation, each donor reported a deep feeling of increased self-esteem — a feeling "that he had done something wholesome and natural with no indication of regret".
Anyone who has ever pulled the toggle on a life jacket will know the feeling of increasing force around the chest as the jacket inflates.
If the doctor asks you explicitly about your real situation, you disclose your feeling of increasing bad temper, exhaustion, and problems with insomnia leading to tiredness in the morning.
Stimulation of the central nervous system gives users feelings of increased energy.
Participants attributed these feelings of increased confidence to "stepping out of their comfort zones" (Penny, 31 years) in the box and to interacting with other members during their workouts.
The result of the conflicting morass of information from which we are bombarded leaves us in a potentially distressing position that can include feelings of increased vulnerability, confusion, and unpredictability.
