Some of the problems were clearly caused or exacerbated by Sept. 11, though the study could not specify what degree of upset to attribute to the attack.
If you look at the text messaging that went on after 9/11, he says, you will know that from Indonesia to southern Africa there was not the degree of upset that there was from New York to Belgrade, that by and large the south was supportive of Bin Laden's action.
No doubt, if you wanted to plot every mugging in the past year on a graph, with distance from home along one axis and degree of upset along the other (though I can't imagine why you would do this — are you crazy?), you could generate a nice scatter diagram showing a positive correlation between the distance of a mugging from someone's house and how upset that person gets when she is mugged.
Because eating disturbances like this, where hanger and some degree of mental upset are pretty much guaranteed, "compromise our physical, emotional and cognitive function", Currie says.
When you're getting your nutrients purely through liquid, it practically guarantees hanger and some degree of mental upset, and that can "compromise our physical, emotional, and cognitive function," according to Paul.
It has been recognised for some time that the degree of biochemical upset in patients with advanced cancer depends not only on the tumour burden but also the site of the disease.
All NSAIDS cause some degree of stomach upset.
Caregivers are then asked to rate their level of upset for each behavior that occurs (0 = no upset to 10 = extreme upset with the midpoint labeled "fairly upset").
To some degree these developments were upset by the Canadian election of 1911, when the Conservative Party under Robert Laird Borden defeated Laurier's Liberals.
Javier Hernández, the forward known as Little Pea, nearly quit soccer a year ago to pursue a degree in business administration, upset with modest playing time at Chivas Guadalajara in the Mexican league.
