Sentence examples for Show distress from inspiring English sources
If your soil is too alkaline, the leaves will start to show distress by turning yellow.
72.7% were dyspneic, 36.4% show distress respiratory signs, with 88% of mean oxygen saturation, 31 of mean respiratory rate, no hemodynamic instability.
In recent research it has been shown that the bonding properties between surface and binder courses seem to improve with time considering that the surface course does not show distress phenomena and that the traffic volume does not exceed the traffic considered for pavement design.
The 20-item survey comprises four subscales corresponding to traits described by Buss and Plomin (1984): emotionality (tendency to show distress), activity (preferred level of activity), shyness (tendency to be inhibited with unfamiliar people), and sociability (tendency to prefer the company of others, Bould, Joinson, Sterne, & Araya, 2013).
Portugal's culture minister is among those who have shown distress in recent days about the letters' leaving the country.
Indeed, the industry has been able to extract higher revenues and reduce its costs because it showed distress, not success.
Instead any search for media coverage will unearth the original infiltration stories under headlines such as: "Horrific video shows distress of puppies and kittens waiting to be dissected at animal testing lab"; "Graphic content: horrifying video shows puppies and kittens tested at UK laboratory"; and "Rats beheaded with scissors and kept in 'pitiful state'".
James recommends avoiding tight clothing "in the form of blouses and shirts showing distress at the buttonholes," short skirts revealing thighs, ties featuring cartoon characters, visible tattoos, multiple ear studs, and tongue piercings.
No individual showed distress during any part of this study and their participation throughout was voluntary.
Literature also shows distress during pregnancy to be related to increased request of epidural analgesia during labour [ 28, 29].
This study showed distress related to exposure to traumatic events in the post-conflict population extended beyond PTSD.
