Sentence examples for display agitation from inspiring English sources

Passengers annoyed by pat-downs display agitation that screeners might mistake for terrorist intent, and equipment can generate false alarms, distracting employees.

If the caregiver does nothing to reduce these stressors, the resident will then display agitation such as verbal or physical aggressive behaviours.

Adult great Indian bustards have few natural enemies, but they display considerable agitation around certain predatory birds, such as eagles and Egyptian vultures (Neophron percnopterus).

Obama, in a rare display of agitation, also took a swipe at executive largess at Citigroup without mentioning the company by name.

This is especially true for children who display chronic agitation or defiance.

Moreover, cultural differences have also been suspected of producing significant differences in the display of agitation.

He confides in only a handful of advisers, particularly David Axelrod, the campaign guru with the appreciation for Chicago-style politics, and rarely displays public agitation about the measuring stick of his profession, electoral wins and losses.

Table  3 shows at baseline the majority of participants displayed verbal agitation, such as constant requests for attention or help (n = 43, 70.5%), and physical agitation (n = 53, 86.9%), such as wandering.

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That is, residents who experience more severe pain are more likely to display aggression and agitation, and less likely to move around.

The most common finding was that infants exposed to drugs displayed more tremors, agitation, irritability, spasms, and hyper or hypotonia than infants of healthy women.