"So not excessively excessive.
In addition to the concerns about appearance, BDD is marked by time-consuming repetitive compulsive behaviors (mirror checking, excessive grooming behaviours, measuring or comparing the perceived defect), and avoidance (of social situations, mirrors, posing for photographs, bright lights) [ 4, 5].
It would be a sad twist if people were to mirror their recent excessive risk-taking with excessive caution now.
RA metabolite levels may be useful as indicators of excessive RA, as they may mirror the need to catabolize RA.
Do you spend an excessive amount of time in front of the mirror each day and/or groom excessively?
In order to ensure dimensional stability (for instance, for space-based telescope mirrors) and to avoid the development of excessive tension in critical regions, these stresses must be reduced by the process of annealing.
Thirdly, compulsive activities of reassurance designed to minimize negative body-image feelings such as excessive checking or fixing of one's hair in front of the mirror may occur.
Experimental tests prove that the proposed interferometer is suited for in-line measurements of large mirrors, silicon wafers, and flat display panels with no excessive ground isolation for anti-vibration.
The Daily Mirror says that mobile phone companies could be prevented from imposing excessive roaming charges under plans being announced by Jo Swinson, the business minister.
The rise of procrastination, Professor Steel wrote in an analysis of hundreds of studies on the subject entitled "The Nature of Procrastination," mirrors the increase of other failures in self-regulation, like obesity, gambling and excessive debt, over the last 25 years.
