Interference with this single upstream regulator could therefore have wide-ranging consequences for pain perception.
The wide-ranging study measured the perceptions and opinions of parents in England, and projected that more than four million families used childcare, involving more than six million children.
During 2011, the region witnessed a series of historical transformations – popularized as the 'Arab Spring' – ignited by a multitude of root causes, including wide-ranging social inequities and perceptions of inadequate governance.
In his main work, The Natural and the Supernatural (1931), Oman developed this view in a wide-ranging treatment of knowledge and perception, of necessity and freedom, and of the history and classification of religions.
In the wide-ranging interview, Adele spoke to the public's perception of her distaste for fame. .
Immotile primary cilia, present on most cells, are involved in wide-ranging functions that include cell-cell signalling, force perception, sensation and cell polarity (Satir and Christensen, 2007; Baker and Beales, 2009; Oh and Katsanis, 2012).
Social monitoring of the project participants indicated the need for wide-ranging assistance to households and key stakeholders to stimulate changes in perceptions regarding energy efficiency through experiences in undertaking energy efficiency improvements.
The original study focused on family experiences of decision-making about serious medical treatments – but interviews were wide-ranging and proved to be a rich source of data about interviewees' perceptions of many different issues, including physiotherapy.
This perception is, above all, what remains after viewing "Red Hollywood": for better or worse, wide-ranging political critique has been integrated, unexceptionably and unproblematically, into the new mainstream.
In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Allan said of the electoral climate: "Something that could make a difference is a perception that there is a real risk of the UK leaving the European Union.
