Sentence examples for expressing signs from inspiring English sources

The court martial board of seven watched the video footage with Dr Hunt talking them through the injured man expressing signs of life.

Instead of waiting for students to come to them, Lwi argued, ACS should reach out to students who are expressing signs of mental illness.

Ultimately, both experts agree that there's a pretty distinguishable line between someone using slang and someone who is actually expressing signs that they intend to carry out an act of self-harm.

There were no similarly defined adverse events for the wet-combing group but five carers reported children expressing signs of stress while being combed, one person reported discomfort during combing, and backache or arm/shoulder aches for three carers were also reported, but not formalised as reported adverse events.

After 1 day, it expressed signs of abdominal discomfort, caused by severe bloat, which was treated surgically via celiotomy.

With eight exceptions, the frequency of expressed signs between controls and inoculated BSE-negative animals did not differ significantly.

The dependent variable was dichotomous, according to whether the dogs expressed signs of diarrhoea (yes/no) or vomiting (yes/no) in each observational period.

Within the first hour post-induction all horses started to express signs of general discomfort including anorexia and mild to moderate colic (watching flanks/kicking/lying down/rolling).

The presence of more frequently expressed signs in cases with vacuolar changes is consistent with this pathology representing a more advanced stage of disease.

Despite weakly expressed signs of organ damage, we have found that the quantity of distal region perfusion of the renal cortex significantly depends both on renal function measured with cystatin C and on IMT, NT-proBNP, and troponin I.

In particular, children are described as the ones most affected, suffering the consequences of their parents' distress, the economic hardship faced by their families, and also the stress of abandonment: as a consequence they usually express signs of anxiety, depression, and fear, behavioral problems, and a decline in school performance [ 60, 61].