Sentence examples for general affection of from inspiring English sources

As endogenous connectivity in DCM reflects neural coupling constant across conditions, this accounts for the general affection of motor abilities encountered in Parkinson's disease, resulting in bradykinesia and impairment in motor control.

As the general affection of long pathways implied in reafferent processing might come into effect on higher perceptual loads in all patients, more severe regional dysconnections may result in specific symptoms like acoustic hallucinations (Hubl et al., 2004) already on lower levels of perceptual load.

Don't be distracted by the word treasure – this is a matter of general affection, not loot.

Agape Love is often referred to as a general affection or deeper sense of "true love or sacrificial love".

That command becomes morally praiseworthy when it is governed by the calm affection of general benevolence.

There was a general lack of affection from the adults – no one held me or was tender towards me as a child".

Though it drags slightly at times and a villain and a kleptomaniac who figure largely in the plot are overdrawn and not always logical, "Achilles' Love" has two appealing leads in Mather Zickel and Claudia Besso; a charm-filled Greek chorus to prod the young lovers and save the day; and a general air of affection.

"To judge from the general manifestations of affection that the Emperor and the Empress had received on the occasion of their arrival from Europe, in this winter of 1888, no political institution seemed to be so strong as the monarchy in Brazil".

Well, in the affection of Charlie Nevin, anyway.

The affection of morphology on sodium storage performance is probed.

Fame, glory, and the undying affection of millions of girls.