As Act II began, there were signs of increased restlessness: coughing, arm-stretching, eye-rubbing.
Pope Urban was concerned with increasing restlessness of the martial nobility in Western Europe, who, currently deprived of major enemies, were causing chaos throughout the countryside.
The increasing restlessness of American business is beginning to be noticed by economists, government officials and industry groups.
The drafts of unfinished works he left are mostly incoherent and show many signs of a psychic regression, already foreshadowed by his increasing restlessness and discontent of the preceding half dozen years.
One was a 1-year-old boy with a 3-day history of fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and increasing restlessness; he died the day after being admitted to the hospital.
From day 16 until pro-oestrus (increasing restlessness, oedema and hyperaemia of external genitalia and cloudy vaginal discharge) the animals were bled once daily.
He began, even, to admit his increasing restlessness with fashion and a growing interest in portraiture, influenced by the socially conscious work of Walker Evans and the meticulous documentation of domestic detail by the early French photographer Eugène Atget.
During the control cycles increased restlessness occurred mainly during the period of standing oestrus 14-266 h before ovulation), while it occurred earlier 26-388 h before ovulation) during the treatment cycles.
In an age of increasing fragmentation and restlessness, Nichtern offers accessible antidotes to everyday feelings of disorientation, distraction, and dissatisfaction.
Sometimes these patients experience sun-downing, a period of increased confusion and restlessness toward the end of the day, and my grandmother was having one of these episodes.
