Sentence examples for sensation observed from inspiring English sources

In the exercise, the imagination of holding the ball in front of the abdomen (so-called lower Dantian) is used to induce a sensation traditionally referred to as " qi" sensation, similar to "deqi" sensation observed in acupuncture.

One may argue that during hypoxia no changes in thermal MLE sensation were observed, not because no effects exist on thermal sensation, but because other factors, such as a learning effect, may have interfered with the results.

"If by chance you get a shock before the fish is wounded, or exhausted by a long chase, the pain and numbness are so extreme that it is hard to describe the nature of the sensation," he observed.

No objective evidence of alteration of vision or facial sensation was observed.

In addition, mechanical punctate sensation as observed in acupuncture or von Frey filaments can be primarily A-delta mediated[ 32].

This increased extent of sensation was observed at 1 month post-transplantation and remained for the rest of the trial.

Neither were significant changes in MLE warm sensation threshold observed under normoxic [32.8 °C]9)°comparedred to hypoxic conditions [32.9 1.0 °CC, Table  2] (P = 0.26).

In comparison to a shorter duration of EA, the increase of cold threshold temperatures with sustained warm threshold temperature elevation and the lingering analgesic effect after the cessation of EA sensation as observed in the current study suggests that the longer duration of EA can better facilitate supraspinally mediated modulatory mechanism of thermal pain.

However, cowhage induces an itch associated with burning and pricking sensations, commonly observed in AD, and it works via PAR-2 [12] receptors, which display an increased expression in atopic skin.

In order to suppress potential contaminations of the task by means of body-ownership sensations commonly observed in visuo-motor agency tasks [20], we assessed the neural substratum of self-other distinction in the language domain.

First, these practices specifically teach a nonjudgmental awareness, where sensations are observed without appraisal, analysis, or judgment [ 5].