Sentence examples for further sympathetic from inspiring English sources

This "Anne Frank game" makes the couple, who are in no obvious danger of being persecuted as Jews in southern Florida, seem so hysterical about the present and so crass in their appropriation of the past, that they forfeit any further sympathetic interest from the reader – or they did from this one.

Further sympathetic activity is unable to overcome fatigue.

Appropriateness of volume was additionally assessed by further inflation of small aliquots (1 mL) saline into the catheter until the point that no further sympathetic response was obtained.

This impairment was reversed in DKO mice fed RD. 16-week HF-diet regimen further exacerbated sympathetic tone in ApoE−/− mice; DKO mice remain protected against increased sympathetic tone.

Ministers from some countries went even further, making sympathetic noises about Russian claims of secret American involvement in the Georgian war.

Further, because sympathetic cooling is largely species independent, it is desirable that the trapping potential is also species (and quantum-state) independent.

Because septic shock can further activate sympathetic nervous system and the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis, patients with septic shock are more likely to have AKI [ 28].

However, the quantities of levodopa-derived dopamine present in the periphery (notwithstanding use of a peripheral decarboxylase inhibitor) are sufficient to further reduce sympathetic activity via actions on peripheral D2 receptors further contributing to lowered frequencies of diabetes, hypertension and dyslipidaemia in PD patients taking levodopa [ 90].

These findings suggest treatment strategies that further reduce renal sympathetic activation, and in particular renal sympathetic efferent signals, have the potential to improve survival in patients with heart failure.

The loss of enjoyment in life that you are experiencing is more likely to be due to depression than hormonal changes and you may feel you'd like to explore this further with a sympathetic partner, friend or health professional.

The example par excellence is Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759; 6th edition 1790), where the Humean ambition of countering the "books of divinity and abstruse metaphysics" (Treatise) was further by a sympathetic attention to how human beings in society actually are, and what social forms and political arrangements will best work to their happiness and well being.