Sentence examples for modifies this perception from inspiring English sources

But "Renoir to Rothko" nicely modifies this perception by stressing that our national cultural heritage also depends on rare patrons like Phillips (1886-1966).

As the antennal lobe is also the first relay of olfactory information, one explanation for the effect of an injection of cimetidine into the deutocerebrum could be that this drug blocks or modifies the perception of odor.

In part, the placebo effect works because the psyche acutely modifies the perception of illness or wellness.

Mumford (2007) was one of the first to argue that urban concentration produces an emptying of the natural environment and that covering more and more roads with pavement and tarmac modifies the perception of individuals.

The acceptance of even weak and uncertain associations with severe events is largely influenced by the incidence of the diseases targeted by the vaccines, which modifies the perception of the expected benefits.

Moreover there are now convincing data showing that ancestral exposure to an environmental compound modifies the perception and response of the offspring to stress experienced during their own life history.

This experiment shows that it is possible to modify the perception of intensity of thermal stimuli by a non-conscious learning procedure based on the transfer of the valence of the unconditioned stimuli (pleasant or unpleasant slides) towards the conditioned stimuli (non-painful and painful thermal stimuli).

This is the new wonderland for service innovation that can modify the perception of products and services and extend their value.

The goal is to alter the perception; modify the perception and you change reality.

Additionally as we showed above, events affecting HCWs directly such as admission to an intensive care unit, modified the perception of the pandemic, in the minds of the HCWs and increased the likelihood of their decision to be vaccinated.

Sucking is thought to trigger release of serotonin, which may modify the perception of pain.