The nociceptive fibers in the skin transmit signals to the spinal cord whenever we touch something hot.

The animal responded nociceptively to the heat, pulling its paw away.

Researchers recorded multiple nociceptions during the experiment to analyze how the nervous system reacts to harmful stimuli.

Researchers measured nociception in volunteers by recording neural responses to controlled heat and pressure stimuli.

The doctor explained that nociceptive pains usually respond well to anti-inflammatory medications.

After the surgery, she experienced persistent nociceptive pain at the incision site despite taking analgesics.