somatic

Some sort of ally, at least on the somatic level.

Among the somatic effects, secondary cancer is the most important.

It is known for emphasizing a somatic approach to learning.

Time shift and "running down a somatic" have some limited use.

If he gets a somatic but contacts nothing else, send him earlier.

As a somatic memory, this is not passed on to the next generation.

He could afford to; somatic presence does make a difference.

The effect of sleep duration on somatic growth is not completely known.

Another somatic may turn up in a different place in the body.

I'm sorry, he said to himself, apologizing to his somatic part.

She is also an authority on Yoga and somatic therapy.

"It seems to be responsible for the somatic representation of emotional state."

The one somatic power that had been his call, his control, taken from him.

In these cases (and others), somatic markers can help decide.

Physical symptoms for no reason you can think of (called somatic complaints).

The patient will sometimes want a somatic turned off.

But the urgency one senses in his work is less emotional than somatic.

They wired him to somatic scanners and asked more questions.

It made an interesting case study in somatic responses to psychological stress.

Many such encounters had taught him to shield himself on the somatic level, if at all possible.

The most probable cause was a somatic mutation early in development.

The body's overall organization in this way is referred to as a somatic shape.

His dark secret is that young children must be sacrificed for their blood and somatic cells.

These people after being administered the drug would be released from their somatic state for short periods.

He did not have to go into the particulars of his somatic breakdown.