I have spent more than a decade in an emotional holding cell back in Poland and Siberia in the 1940s.
When handing down her sentence in federal court, U.S. District Court Judge Ann Aiken said that Rubin lived in "an emotional prison cell" during seven years as a fugitive in Canada, the Associated Press reported.
Show emotion, be emotional.
Using a longitudinal design, we provide a statistically powerful test of the relationship between subjective stress (perceived stress, emotional distress) and immunity (T cell blastogenesis, natural killer cell cytotoxicity, [NKCC]) as individuals adjust to a severe stressor, a cancer diagnosis and its treatments.
Behind the Perspex wall of Neil Haynes's interrogation-cell set, given emotional focus by Stuart Jenkins' lighting and disturbed by the low-level rumble of Michael John McCarthy's score, they play with absolute attentiveness.
The possibility is made more likely because psychological or emotional stress triggers dura mast cell secretion via release of corticotropin-releasing hormone, CRH[ 29].
Reassurance along with avoidance of triggering factors such as pressure, friction (rubbing or toweling of the lesion), physical exertion, extreme temperature changes, emotional stress, intake of mast cell degranulating agents like aspirin, NSAIDS, morphine, codeine (particularly in cough preparations), alcohol and radio contrast dyes are of utmost importance.
Like abortion, stem cell research has stirred emotional debate in Congress.
A giant, influential organization finds itself in the emotional state of a tiny resistance cell, holding on desperately against a hostile world.
From a neurobiological perspective, a concept can be described as a network created by linked cell assemblies that process emotional, linguistic, and sensorimotor information (Hauk, Johnsrude, & Pulvermüller, 2004).
