Sentence examples for perceived burning from inspiring English sources

Two healthy subjects and four SFN patients perceived burning pinprick and were excluded from the analysis.

48 In clinical practice, the most common side effects of TCIs are application site-irritation reactions, including pruritus and perceived burning sensation, particularly upon initiation of treatment.

The perceived importance of burning during childhood was viewed as slightly less important (81.5%) and on a par with using sunbeds (82.4%).

In the present survey the most frequent adverse effect was intolerance to forehead paresthesia that was perceived as painful burning sensations.

In accordance with intranasal trigeminal functions in humans, eye irritations are perceived as stinging and burning sensations (Hummel 2000).

These benchmarks, however, do not address the extent to which prescription burning meets perceived ecosystem needs of heterogeneity in burning, both for overstory trees and understory herbs and shrubs.

Similarly, fibers transmitting innocuous cold might also exert inhibition, a hypothesis that is supported by the observation that some neuropathic pain patients are unable to perceive cold but report burning pain on cold exposure [55].

As many objections may also have been raised by the perceived iniquity of drawing and burning women for coining, whereas until 1783, when the halting of executions at Tyburn removed ritualistic dragging from public view, men were simply drawn and hanged.

The burning pain perceived by the subjects during stimuli 9 and 10 is likely to be attributable to C fibre stimulation [31], [32] as laser stimulation of Aδ fibres gives a sharp, pricking pain [33], [34].

"Burning schools, burning markets.

The reasons for these losses include damaged nets, stolen nets, perceived ineffectiveness of insecticide, stolen money, burning of money in house-fires, loss of money through the giving of ITNs on credit.