Sentence examples for feeling of thirst from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that the feeling of thirst declines with age.

If one were to refrain from drinking any water for a few days, the thirst centre, located in the hypothalamus deep within the brain, would send out messages that would be translated into the feeling of thirst.

The body can easily lose a quart or more of water before your thirst may signal you, and when you do take a drink, the feeling of thirst goes away long before you have actually replenished your water supply.

The person suffering from renal failure, especially in the early stages, may have no symptoms other than a feeling of thirst and a tendency (shared with many normal people) to pass urine at frequent intervals and through the night; or he may be in a coma, with occasional convulsions.

Ordinarily, the feeling of thirst prompts us to drink enough water to restore a balance.

Yet, as soon as we pay attention to our body, we become aware of the position and movements of our limbs, of the contact of our clothes on our skin, of the muscle pain in our legs, of our feeling of thirst.

Feelings of thirst stem from two main changes in the blood: a higher concentration of salts and a lower concentration of water.

In CH patients, on the other hand, feelings of thirst, hunger, mouth dryness, nausea and weakness showed significant improvement (P < 0.05).

In the older subjects, blood flow to a brain region called the anterior midcingulate cortex--a regulatory area that was previously linked to feelings of thirst--decreased much more per sip than it did in the younger group.

Liking of the test meals and feelings of hunger, thirst, desire to eat, satiety and fullness did not differ between the high-protein and high-carbohydrate condition.

Conditions of stress vs. rest and of high-protein vs. high-carbohydrate did not affect feelings of hunger, thirst, desire to eat, satiety, and fullness (AUC and per time point).