Sentence examples for noticeable distress from inspiring English sources
If your dog shows noticeable distress at going to the groomer's or to the vet's, you might consider asking the vet or groomer to show you better strategies for trimming your dog's nails at home.
Three percent of the Spanish adolescent reference sample (n = 555) was classified as suffering a noticeable mental distress measured by SDQ, 10.3% declared a physical chronic condition, and 17.5% of adolescents scored poor social support.
Based on the results of our study one may conclude: Many patients have noticeable mental distress before CABG surgery which has to be recognized and treated.
There doesn't seem to be any noticeable degree of distress around the world about the fact that the observation deck on the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai closed only a few days after it opened to the public, in January, the victim, apparently, of faulty elevators.
General appearance was noticeable with pallor, respiratory distress improving on sitting position, and cough on exertion.
But even if it does teeter into that category, analysts say they don't expect a noticeable increase in the overall distressed-debt ratio.
Diagnostic sub-type alone did not differentiate groups defined according to high or low impairment or distress; indeed, it was noticeable (see Figure 1) that male BD cases were classified in the group with the lowest distress/impairment levels, whilst females with BD were more likely to be categorised as highly distressed/impaired.
No noticeable adverse effect (i.e., respiratory distress, abnormal locomotion and catalepsy) was observed in any animals after the drug administration.
When agitated, the patient showed signs of respiratory distress with intercostal, suprasternal and supraclavicular retractions; inspiratory stridor was noticeable.
At rest, there were no signs of respiratory distress; the respiratory rate was 55 breaths per minute, and both lungs were equally ventilated without any noticeable rales or rhonchi.
