Both depression and anxiety disorders, for example, are repeatedly described in the media as "chemical imbalances in the brain," as if spontaneous neural events with no relation to anything outside a person's brain cause depression and anxiety.
Children, for example, were repeatedly referred to as the primary carers of their HIV-infected parents.
The usual way of responding to the automatic alarm of a fire detection system in a school building or a tower block is a typical example that was repeatedly noted by the interview partners.
One example that was repeatedly cited was to do with mandatory administrative forms of research supervision, in the form of templates online, which were reported as difficult and time consuming.
She told HuffPost that she left Rome, for example, because she was repeatedly mistaken for a prostitute.
The 1950s Danish version in Copenhagen, for example, was revived repeatedly, playing for well over 100 performances to "packed houses".
Representative Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, for example, has said that she was repeatedly thwarted in efforts to review State Department audit reports of DynCorp contracts because the department was bent on protecting DynCorp's commercial secrets.
While many patients and providers expressed mutual respect for one another, Table 3 illustrates an example of the language that was repeatedly used to describe the tension between uneducated rural women and the nurses and midwives in the health centers.
When Mr. Gardner complained to Verizon about his $11,000 bill, for example, the carrier told him he was repeatedly sent roaming alerts via text and e-mail.
For example, you're repeatedly told to turn on the DocuPen itself, even when it's already on.
