"The use of yogurt provides a rich and silky mouthfeel, without being weighed down by the heaviness of cream that is often experienced with eggnog," Kapoor said.
The current approach thus exceeds traditional imaging studies, which compared strictly predefined stimulus categories and did not permit several emotions to be present in one stimulus, although this is often experienced with music (Hunter et al. 2008; Barrett et al. 2010).
Most retinal breaks or tears, however, are the result of the natural changes of the vitreous gel that are often experienced with aging.
That's how joy is often experienced by people with Alzheimer's.
As initially noted by Vinh et al (2010), premature labour is often experienced by females with GATA2 mutation (Dickinson et al, 2014; Spinner et al, 2014).
This is the first systematic review to synthesise evidence on medium- and long-term effectiveness, which is striking given that stigma is often experienced by people with mental illness as a long-term difficulty.
An increase in back pain, shoulder pain, neck tension and headaches is often experienced after sitting with improper posture for a long period of time.
Being in prison can lead people to experience fear, distrust, lack of control, isolation, and shame, which is often experienced as overwhelming and intolerable, with some choosing suicide as a way to escape.
But it also highlights that as with the presentation of mental illness in primary care [ 58], multimorbidity is often experienced in complex and undifferentiated forms, with overlap between physical and emotional symptoms and temporal variation over the life course.
Limited evidence has also emerged recently suggesting that etanercept can improve symptoms associated with depression and fatigue, which are often experienced in patients with psoriasis.
Pharmacognostic analysis of morphological traits, such as starch granules, epidermal stigma residues, pollen granules, and upper-end stigma residues with epitheliums, is often experience-dependent and extremely time consuming when screening a large number of samples [ 13].
