Sentence examples for smell sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Similarly, as we get past 40 there is a decline in taste and smell sensitivity, which may allow tolerance of more foods.
But unlike vision or hearing loss, which is often apparent to others, if not to the afflicted person, a loss of smell sensitivity with age is often undetected because it occurs gradually.
Sleep deprivation also reduce the ability to process incoming stimuli manifested by increased pain sensitivity and consistent with reported increased-, skin-, light noise-, sensitivitytivity and testing of pain thresholds among migraineurs [15 21].
Another reason why it's hard to cook up authentic flavours, says Parker, is because smell sensitivities are personal, and people pick up aromas at different concentrations.
The odor panel is made up of full-time workers with extraordinary sensitivity to smell.
Great comedy is about intellectual, sensual intercourse with the audience and having sufficient sensitivity to smell their hunger.
On face blindness, flattened worlds, and sensitivity to smell: an interview with Oliver Sacks about his new book, "The Mind's Eye".
Damage to the olfactory nerve can occur from a head injury, local nasal disease, or pressure from a tumour and may result in reduced sensitivity to smell or a complete loss (anosmia) on the side supplied by the nerve.
Fischer has also learned how to manage her son's sensitivity to smell during the holiday.
Few significant differences were found in nerve conduction velocity, arm/hand tremor, vibrotactile sensitivity, vision, smell, visual/motor skills, or neurobehavioral skills.
