Sentence examples for paralysis there from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately for those with severe sleep paralysis, there are currently no well-validated treatment options.
For every case of paralysis, there are an estimated 200 asymptomatic carriers, any of whom can spread the disease.
On the single Sleep Paralysis there is more organ, the arrangement is simple, and the lyric is stark: "I've got this feeling I were dead, and there's nothing wrong".
It is impossible to discern who is correct, and the divergence adds to the murkiness here, especially at a time of political paralysis — there is no new government nearly five months after parliamentary elections — and American withdrawal.
Despite the fact that FTD presents with changes in behavior, personality and language and ALS is a motor neuron disease which leads to progressive paralysis, there is genetic, neuropathological and clinical overlap between them.
Growing up poor in Williamsburg, Mr. Felder had an elder brother who had been sent to the country to escape an epidemic of infantile paralysis and there contracted polio, an event which could instill in anyone an appreciation of the dark ironies of life.
The modest increase in its appropriation for fiscal 1989 staved off operational paralysis, but there seems nothing on the horizon that will challenge the bleak assessment that "There's never enough--never enough money, never enough men, & never enough time".
(Each detectable case of paralysis means there are 200 people with "silent" cases, who can still spread the virus).
"It would drive a coach and horses through all norms of corporate decision making and responsibility, and could lead to decision paralysis if there are hold-out inventors," he said.
The deal between the government and the Election Commission to hold a new poll offers a possible way out of Thailand's political paralysis, although there are still many obstacles, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.
ALS patients develop a progressive muscle paralysis and there is still no effective treatment.
