Sentence examples for mild olfactory from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that patients with mild olfactory dysfunction (hyposmia) would benefit from ESS, whereas patients with severe olfactory dysfunction (anosmia) would not.

One could argue whether these mild olfactory bulb anomalies would have any effect on the ability to smell.

In the turbinates, mild incomplete olfactory epithelial regeneration persisted to day 91 in the male mice.

Pathological examination of the brains of the Chd7 Whi /+ mice showed mild hypoplasia of the olfactory bulbs, with only 2 mice (out of 23) having overt olfactory bulb anomalies.

The mice that inhaled the fungal toxins also developed inflammation of the nasal passages and rhinitis ("runny nose" symptoms), as well as milder inflammation of the olfactory bulbs.

A decreased sensitivity to reward was found in animals in which a depressive-like behavior was induced either by exposure to chronic mild stress (CMS) [48] or olfactory-bulbectomy (OBX) [49].

Light microscopic examination of hematoxylin and eosin stained formalin-fixed wax-embedded cerebellum and cerebrum sections of the mare showed mild to moderate nonsuppurative meningoencephalitis, with olfactory lobe and cortex showing the most pronounced lesions.

We reported previously that animals with depression (using olfactory bulbectomy or unpredictable chronic mild stress models) elicited severe nociceptive behaviours and had increased plasma levels of substance P [9, 10].

Eye movements were present in one rabbit causing mild motion artifacts at the level of the olfactory bulb.

The physician tests the olfactory nerve by placing items with specific, mild odours, such as coffee, tar, or lemon, under the nose of the patient.

Even in the notoriously sanitized Singapore, where the battle against stench extends to banning the pungent durian fruit from public transit, the olfactory ecosystems range from Sentosa island's mild scent of "jasmine" and "salty air" to Little India's vibrant bouquet of "unpolished wood," "curry," and "shisha".