Sentence examples for constitutional disturbance from inspiring English sources
The pain may be severe, and some constitutional disturbance is common.
Yet the 14th earl could hardly have made his final return as plain Lord Home of the Hirsel, a humble life peer, without reflecting that after the constitutional disturbance which had enabled him to shed his earldom, and become prime minister, the House of Lords could never be the same again.
The dressing need not be removed unless a discharge appear at its edge, or there be some constitutional disturbance.
It is named for Maurice Parsonage and John Aldren Turner, who in 1948 reported 136 cases with a syndrome that: ' without any constitutional disturbance pain starts suddenly across the top of the shoulder-blade and may radiate down the outer side of the upper arm or into the neck … then a flaccid paralysis of some of the shoulder girdle … develops'[ 1].
Patients with polycythemia vera (PV), a myeloproliferative neoplasm characterized by an elevated red blood cell mass, are at high risk of vascular and thrombotic complications and have reduced quality of life due to a substantial symptom burden that includes pruritus, fatigue, constitutional symptoms, microvascular disturbances, and bleeding.
If abused, these provisions meant to be used only in cases of rebellion or other severe disturbance against the constitutional order may seriously compromise the constitutionally enshrined principle of shared sovereignty that is the hallmark of federalism.
Common adverse reactions of temsirolimus noted in this study were consistent with the reported toxicity profile of this agent, which included skin and mucosal toxicities, constitutional symptoms (fatigue, anorexia, insomnia), myelosuppression, metabolic disturbances (disturbances in glucose and lipids controls) and the uncommon but well-known occurrence of interstitial pneumonitis.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
High levels of (fast) arousals are probably constitutional or related to repeated occasional disturbances (of variable etiology) during sleep.
For chronic disorders, the list of the ten most prevalent chronic diseases in the Netherlands was used (RIVM 2010): diabetes mellitus, arthritis, coronary diseases, noise- and old-age-related deafness, visual disturbances, asthma, contact eczema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), stroke, and constitutional eczema.
