Sentence examples for sense pain from inspiring English sources

Similar membrane receptors sense pain and cold.

This prospect stems from a new understanding of how mammals sense pain.

But it is not only an inability to sense pain that makes Cameron stand out: she also never panics.

As a scientist, Vertosick knows pain is a biological necessity: "In the simplest sense, pain protects us from bodily harm.

They went from a total absence of touch sensation to the capacity to sense pain, pressure and vibration, though not temperature.

The key is several recently discovered ion channels that seem to be found exclusively on the specialized nerve fibers that sense pain.

In this sense, pain-conditioned functional ability and back pain episodes are important proximal goals, which in turn should improve also important, more distal outcomes like the restoration of workability and the enhancement of self-determination.

"The fact that we can give a mouse an injection and two weeks later shine a light on its paw to change the way it senses pain is very powerful," Iyer said.

Immediately after the beginning of the operation and also during the surgery, patients would be asked about their sensed pain and discomfort.

For "profound" work in mathematics and for elucidating how the skin senses pain, respectively, Jean Bourgain of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, and David Julius of the University of California, San Francisco, have become instant millionaires by each winning a Shaw Prize.

He sensed pain in his teeth and heard his stomach grumble.