This cessation in the production of stelae was the most dramatic symptom of a general decline in the region at this time.
But Rechtschaffen and Bergmann could never figure out the precise cause of the rats' deaths, and so, they wrote in a follow-up paper in 2002, even "that dramatic symptom did not tell us much about why sleep was necessary".
The encephalitic form is characterized by the dramatic symptom of hydrophobia, which is a painful, violent, involuntary contraction of the diaphragmatic, accessory respiratory, pharyngeal and laryngeal muscles initiated by swallowing of liquids.
The initial and most dramatic symptom of Al toxicity is rapid inhibition of root elongation, and thus root relative elongation rate has served as a typical marker of levels of Al toxicity and tolerance in plants (Chandran et al. [2008]; Pan et al. [2001]; Reid et al. [1996]).
Following commencement of gefitinib ('Iressa', ZD1839) 250 mg day−1, in December 2002, dramatic symptom improvement was observed, including improved performance status to 1. Furthermore, extra-cranial disease was stable, although progression of cerebral lesions occurred.
A complication with dramatic symptoms (e.g. PPH) shortened a delay while complications with less-alarming symptoms (e.g. severe infection) prolonged it.
The results showed a large variation in experiences, from trivializing symptoms to very dramatic symptoms with a great psychosocial impact on those afflicted.
But the less dramatic symptoms of a B12 deficiency may include muscle weakness, fatigue, shakiness, unsteady gait, incontinence, low blood pressure, depression and other mood disorders, and cognitive problems like poor memory.
In the life of a tumour, acute accidents can produce dramatic symptoms.
A woman's complications with typically dramatic symptoms (i.e., eclampsia and postpartum haemorrhage) and her past experience of childbirth or lack of it may reinforce care-takers' perception of the urgency of the situation, and the woman may be transported to a health facility as rapidly as possible.
