Equally, enter 'Paxil' (the brand name for paroxetine in the States) into a major search engine and you will eventually be led to hundreds of noticeboards or even entire websites where people describe being unable to stop taking the drug.
At the end of the article, Mr. Browder, who was the youngest of seven children and nicknamed Peanut by his family, described being unable to rid himself of the fears that had consumed him in jail.
She described being unable to resist Cosby that night after complaining to him that the unidentified pills had made her disoriented. .
In his testimony at the trial, Weeks described being unable to coherently distinguish between simple tasks, such as driving and reversing in a car.
Although his mobility was severely restricted prior to his fracture, he described being unable to get around as much as he had done before the fracture.
Some children and young people described being unable to control emotions such as anger and frustration resulting in verbal or physical outbursts that impacted on their relationships.
In addition to the witnessed violence, the healthcare providers described being unable to travel from their homes or obtain resources such as food, not being allowed to provide care in particular clinics because of the perceived risk to members of their ethnicity in that community, and experiencing mistrust from patients because of the providers' ethnicity.
Discussions in our focus groups confirmed the importance of poverty as a barrier to vaccination in many cases, as parents described being unable to afford the costs of the supposedly "free" immunisations: travel costs, opportunity costs, and demands for unofficial payments.
Moreover, the functional expression of P2X5-receptors is most unlikely, since the human P2X5-receptors described are unable to form functional channels (North and Surprenant, 2000).
Aminoglycosides also affect ribosome recycling; however, the mutation we describe is unable to restore a temperature-sensitive phenotype of a mutation in the ribosome release factor (Supplementary Fig. S14).
