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One concerns London's roads and the irritable state they're in.
The irritable state was more defined as a temporary state of anger.
In our study, the participants' irritable state seemed to be interfering with their family relationships and some of the participants expressed their feelings about the need for support and understanding from those around them.
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In the STEP-BD study, approximately 15% of bipolar patients receiving long-term treatment with antidepressants developed a chronic irritable dysphoric state (ACID syndrome).
The great achievement of Mr. Watt's set, performed with half-second pauses between songs, was putting heart and heroism into music that in its original state sounds irritable , fragile or paranoid.
They had all spent a number of days and nights in the air raid shelter, which was positioned in the garden of the 'Home.' The children were fractious, irritable and in a state of distress when the 'All Clear' was sounded and the nurses escorted the children outside into the warm afternoon sunshine.
OIDP attempts to quantify relative frequency of impacts of oral problems on 8 daily tasks, namely: eating and enjoying food, speaking and pronouncing clearly, cleaning teeth, sleeping and relaxing, smiling, laughing and showing teeth without embarrassment, maintaining usual emotional state without being irritable , carrying out major work or social role, and, enjoying contact with other people.
Conversely, perturbations in these symbiotic communities can have a negative effect on the host's health, termed dysbiosis [ 14], which can lead to a variety of human disease states , such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) [ 15– 19], autoimmune disorders [ 20, 21], increased vulnerability to cancers [ 22, 23], and obesity [ 24– 27].
Subgroups would be based upon levels of comorbid centrally-mediated symptomatology, such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, mood, as well as other symptoms, which we refer to as illness burden, known to occur in other centrally-mediated pain states (for example, irritable bowel syndrome, temporomandibular joint disorder, interstitial cystitis, and so on) [ 32].
In addition, this group also had the highest illness burden (that is, the number of somatic symptoms endorsed which are common in other centrally-mediated pain states , such as irritable bowel syndrome, temporomandibular joint disorder, and interstitial cystitis), further supporting that a potential CNS contribution to symptoms.
In such a state you will feel irritable.
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The phrase "irritable state " functions as a descriptive term, typically acting as a subject complement or within an adjectival phrase to describe a condition or situation. As demonstrated in Ludwig's examples, it helps to characterize a specific emotional or physical condition.
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