In work published online 3 Nov 2009 in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, sons of women who reported smoking heavily in pregnancy were nearly twice as likely as sons of nonsmokers to exhibit restlessness and distractibility at age 3 years.
The different bird groups of this insectivorous passerine species were infected in autumn, when the migrating populations clearly exhibit migratory restlessness.
Temperature and heart rate had continued to rise, and over several hours, the horse exhibited continuous restlessness, with constant shifting of weight between all 4 limbs, especially the hind limbs.
In India, X. longifolium is grown for its edible fruits [ 15], used in Assam, for intoxication, and also exhibits antispasmodic, dysentery, restlessness and insomnia [ 15, 16] and also in Manipur, the fresh leaf and stem bark extracts is also used for curing ringworm, scabies and acne in folk medicine [ 17].
Determine whether your horse exhibits signs of restlessness.
Patients on Nuvigil were more likely than the placebo group to exhibit anxiety and restlessness.
Prayer seems to come easily for Francis, and he will likely exhibit a holy restlessness, an apostolic extroversion and a radical openness to which Jesuits aspire.
Chorea may be initially exhibited as general restlessness, small unintentionally initiated or uncompleted motions, lack of coordination, or slowed saccadic eye movements.
While sedentary populations are known to exhibit seasonal migratory restlessness, it is possible that changes in other genes inhibit migration in this sedentary population sufficiently to overwhelm the variation in restlessness contributed by ADCYAP1.
Furthermore, individuals with AN display motor restlessness.
Experimental infection of the stonechats was conducted in October, when stonechats exhibit their characteristic migratory restlessness ('Zugunruhe') that indicates migratory status.
