He used to be famous!" Jimmer stayed awake rather than risk falling asleep in locked rooms full of people who were shrieking, crying, farting, snoring, and otherwise demonstrating that they were clinically insane and also suffering from notable digestive distress and sleep apnea.
Any notable increase of psychological distress in relation to BMI was seen first in the obesity II category.
It was notable that the mental distress identified in the current study was often triggered by a recent traumatic event.
For both genders, any notable increase in psychological distress appeared first in the obesity II category (among women: 27.2%. Among men: 17.8%).
The behavioral disorganization in the context of high distress and fear notable in abused children, "on a lesser scale have been observed in avoidant infants in normal samples".
However, it is possible to conclude that colposcopy and related interventions (irrespective of whether these are punch biopsies or loop excision) seem to provoke significant distress for a notable proportion of women, an important consideration to bear in mind when assessing the costs and benefits of cervical screening.
No less notable, novelist Charles Dickens was equally distressed by the display of a "wry-necked boy in a nightgown who seems to have received a poke playing in an adjacent gutter".
The relatively modest impact of cancer on psychological distress and general QOL is notable, given the attention that has been focused on these issues in cancer patients [39].
To give a few notable examples, mortality in studies of acute respiratory distress syndrome has fallen impressively from 48 59% between 1983 and 1991 to 25 26% since 2000 [ 9], and is probably related to less harmful ventilatory techniques, notably lower tidal volumes.
Clinically meaningful levels of anxiety (39.4%), depression (40.4%), and cancer-related distress (37.0%) were evident in a notable proportion of patients.
Bodily distress syndrome is a diagnostic category with notable validity according to empirical studies.
