For example, suppose that Smith is pricked with a pin (call this bodily state Sb) and pain ensues (call this mental state Sm), a case of apparent body to mind causation.
Chronic inflammatory pain ensues when the normal process of inflammation does not resolve, resulting in excess proinflammatory cytokines and chemoattractants that can eventually lead to peripheral and central sensitization [ 1].
Wall Street in turn had been watching the Federal Reserve warily, with memories still vivid of the pain that ensued after the Fed rapidly hiked short rates 1.75 points in 1999 and 2000, to 6.5%.
(2) Schemes of the test To observe the changes in the pain responses ensuing from the different kinds of acupoints and treatment starting times, rats were divided into four groups: ST36 + immediately-after-pain-induction, ST36 + 5-min-after-pain-induction, LR2 + immediately-after-pain-induction, and LR2 + 5-min-after-pain-induction.
I'm thrilled that tickling helps rats endure ensuing pain, but why does invasive research that causes pain continue?
How long before the media decides that that is a big story and starts highlighting the ensuing pain and discomfort?
Officials acknowledge that much of the reluctance is rooted in fear of casualties and the political pain that can ensue.
More than any other condo lender, Corus epitomized the easy lending and lax oversight of the go-go years — and the pain of the ensuing bust.
One can argue that a different approach to policy in the 2000s (like hiking rates sooner) might have taken the air out of bubbly financial markets earlier and reduced the pain of the ensuing crisis.
If purchased, the shoes might be worn on rare occasions with ensuing pain or might have been bought to be kept on a shoe rack for display, maybe as a reminder of when such a shoe did once fit decades earlier.
Moser, 40, was overwhelmed by the election of President Donald J. Trump, and the ensuing pain she saw in her own community on Facebook.
