Helen certainly had her lapses — of taste, speech, values, and dignity.
20 36 This is important as around 30% of untreated patients will suffer long-term problems, including facial disfigurement potentially complicated by facial contracture, reduced sense of taste, speech problems, eye mouth synkinesias, corneal ulceration and adverse psychological impact.
Saliva functions to buffer the acidification produced by bacteria residing within the oral cavity, replace ions, moisten food, and lubricate the oral cavity and esophagus (important for taste, speech, and swallowing).
NIDCD: Identification and cloning of genes/proteins involved in the normal and disordered development in the areas of hearing, balance, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language.
10) Disparities in the identification and treatment of communication disorders (i.e., disorders of hearing, balance/vestibular, smell, taste, voice, speech, and language) in diverse populations result in a disproportionate burden of these disorders among groups of lower socioeconomic status and selected racial/ethnic backgrounds.
She delights in the taste of speech, its flavour lingering in her mouth in the morning, like dew dividing night from day.
However, since the 19th century, the urbanized segments of the state have been cultural outposts that have more obviously reflected tastes, fashions, speech, religious preferences, political attitudes, and life-styles that have come from such diverse localities as Chicago, New York City, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
He describes his taste in sports, speech and attire as, perhaps, aspirational, but adds, with a wink, "it may simply be that I like tennis, proper diction and formal wear".
The 84-year-old writer called writing a "pleasure I can almost taste" in his speech, although he admitted that even intelligent readers tend to find that what he writes "makes no sense".
All of which make the sculpture function not only as an organizing centerpiece uniting the work in the space that had been made before and after Brookner's eco-enlightenment, it is also a unifying metaphor for the human continuity with nature in embodying the mind and the body, which Brookner saw as, "a place where taste, sex and speech meet".
The UW-QOL v4 consist of 12 disease-specific items divided into two subscales: physical function (chewing, swallowing, speech, taste, saliva, and appearance) and social-emotional function (anxiety, mood, pain, activity, recreation, and shoulder function).
