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The examinations themselves were considered to be distressing by 68% of patients (71% for mammography and 73% for CT/MRI).

The commonest behavioural disturbances reported to be distressing by the carer were appetite and eating problems (n = 29), agitation or aggression (n = 25), sleep disturbance (n = 23), depression (n = 23), irritability (n = 20), and apathy (n = 19).

"It may take family members by surprise and it may shock them in the years to come," Fogliani said, adding the images could be distressing or considered disrespectful by the broader Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander community.

It can be distressing.

The process can be distressing.

Must be distressing".

Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting are distressing symptoms experienced by oncology patients; this trial will address the significant limitations within the current literature and in doing so, will investigate the effect of ginger supplementation as an adjuvant treatment in modulating nausea and vomiting symptoms.

But, recent headlines about the Common Core have been distressing, centering on calls by some parents and lawmakers to make the standards less challenging and the assessments easier to pass.

It was distressing to hear the suggestion by Bishop Wilton Gregory, the prelate charged with directing the inquiry, that the "terrible history" is just that -- history.

While the committee voted unanimously to establish the Working Group, they also added Children's Well-being as a priority for the Commission on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men.  "The issues raised by UNICEF are distressing and we need to take these issues as a priority of the Committee," said Lilijana Popovska, Chairman of the Commission.

Likewise, it's distressing to attend major events sponsored by corporations and organizations, especially women's associations, honoring women of achievement, yet catered by male chefs.