Sentence examples for perceived normal from inspiring English sources

We react not just to immediate perceived "normal" dangers, but to thoughts and memories.

Many illnesses among children started with perceived normal fever, cough or diarrhea.

Secondary PE occurs later in life after a period of perceived normal ejaculatory control, and may have a psychological and neurobiological etiology.

For example, Bury (1982) describes the loss for women with early onset rheumatoid arthritis as a shift "from a perceived normal trajectory through relatively predictable chronological steps, to one fundamentally abnormal and inwardly damaging" (p. 171).

But more importantly, the transition from a perceived "normal" to a "severe" fever was difficult for many caregivers to diagnose and it was in this part of the interview that parents often were critical to their assessment of how sick the child had been.

Differences in the family and school scores were less pronounced between groups, and the only group from which the patients differed was the group with the highest HRQoL scores, namely the children with objective as well as perceived normal-weight.

When a follower on Twitter wrote to Ms. Cortese that "normal is how u perceive normal not what someone else tells you," she replied, "yes and I can't wait to be my normal again".

In this research, we examined how aggressiveness changes if crickets cannot perceive normal visual inputs or antennal inputs.

It was hypothesized that individuals who somatize perceive normal bodily sensations as unusually intense and disturbing.

Furthermore, somatosensory amplification (i.e., the tendency to perceive normal bodily sensations as unusually intense and disturbing) has been shown to be associated with the number of attacks and disability in a small group of migraine patients [32].

Whether or not I perceive my parents' situation as normal, it is never perceived as normal on a societal level".