She remains the ideal conduit for the mood-switching restlessness of Ms. Tesori's collage of a score, in which anthropomorphic household appliances provide Motown-style backup to Caroline's thoughts.
It consists of 26 items divided into four subscales measuring motor performance, intellectual disturbances, and emotional impairment; the fourth subscale, entitled self-care, estimates different dementia symptoms' characteristics over time, comprising the assessment of confusion, irritability, agony, anxiety, mood, and restlessness.
Mr. Vogt, speaking by phone from Paris, noted that the movie's restlessness matched the mood of the characters.
Known adverse effects of methylphenidate include the drug's impact on the cardiovascular system (high blood pressure, shortness of breath and irregular heart beat), on behavior, and mood (aggression, restlessness, hallucinations, unusual behavior, or motor tics); yet little information exists in the current literature regarding adverse effects of methylphenidate on the human reproductive system.
Eventually there were signs of restlessness.
I happened to catch Obama at a moment of restlessness.
Solly felt cured of a kind of restlessness.
Everything until then is a kind of restlessness.
His spirit of restlessness carried over to his own firm.
Feelings of restlessness, irritability and frustration are likely to be exacerbated by the prison environment.
