Sentence examples for is typically felt from inspiring English sources

The pain is typically felt around the orbit and temporal area and usually lasts between 15 and 180 min.

The duration of effect is typically felt to be anywhere from 3too 6 months (Matarasso et al 2006).

In migraine, the risk of attacks is just before the waking hours of the patient, that is, early in the morning, and therefore the need of antimigraine is typically felt during morning hours.

"Then the first effects of the sea breeze are typically felt across South Shore beaches like Jones Beach, Robert Moses and Smith Point".

Doyle, who once identified as gay but is now married to a woman, wrote that "same-sex attractions" are typically felt by people born with a "sensitive nature" and then subjected to "early sexual initiation and/or sexual abuse" or unusual attachment issues with their parents.

When inserting the catheter a slight resistance was typically felt upon penetration of the muscle fascia, after it was inserted 12 mm into the muscle to create a canal in the muscle, for use during insertion of the microdialysis probe (see below).

Although earthquakes in the central and eastern U.S. are tens of times less frequent than in the western U.S., they are typically felt over a much broader region.

According to Morgan et al. [ 15], persons who lose significant others to violent and unexpected death can be expected to have more difficulty grieving the loss because of the sudden disruption to their lives and the painful emotions, such as anger and guilt that are typically felt following traumatic loss.

Symptoms of migraines include: Migraines are typically felt on one side of your head.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's annual interfaith breakfast is typically a feel-good event, a chance for the mayor and other city officials to mingle with representatives of many religions.

Goodwin's take on the struggling Detroit car industry is typically straightforward: he feels the American carmakers should be fighting for their lives.