Sentence examples for excessively experienced from inspiring English sources

The studies of Bracha et al. [ 50] and Gungormus and Erciyas [ 51] distinguish from 3 many emotional disorders those which are accompanied by occluso-muscle disorders, that is, excessively experienced stress, depression, neurosis, phobias, personality disorders, anxiety, and paranoid states.

Or maybe you notice that you have been having fewer than 3 bowel movements per week, passing hard, lumpy or dry stools, straining excessively, or experiencing pain with bowel movements.

Clinical errors can happen when a victim of workplace violence (a health professional) worries excessively and/or experiences difficulty concentrating as a result of the incident(s) [ 11, 23].

Even if one chose to wait another dozen years to carry out a case control study, there is no guarantee that the risk could be identified if exposure is excessively common and experienced by virtually everybody over time.

I have experienced working excessively long hours and have often not felt safe at work due to fatigue.

While children with ADHD may climb and run about excessively, adults may experience an inability to relax or talk excessively in social situations.

Hague told MPs that transition had been too quick and excessively rapid elections meant senior experienced figures in the transitional government "disappeared" too quickly.

However, the traditional multilevel fuzzy comprehensive evaluation algorithm relies on the expert's knowledge and experiences excessively, and the result of the evaluation is usually less accurate.

I had not experienced him driving excessively fast myself".

It was a desperate effort to keep a steady course, engineers said, and perhaps an excessively stressful experience for the aging airframe.

Impacts experienced by the actuator are excessively loud and create unnecessary wear.