These symptoms may vary from headaches, thirst, feeling crabby (poor tempered) to even fatigue.
Not only was Timothy in possession of a short temper and a wandering eye, but he was also a poor financial provider for his family.
At conferences that are held for the medical staff to objectively and privately evaluate cases with poor outcomes, tempers flared and arguments ensued, which is unusual in that type of setting, according to several participants.
Snowdon [ 17] used factor analysis to develop a new scale, with items that included decision difficulty, poor concentration, irritability and brittle temper, and found that low-CORE non-psychotic melancholic patients scored as "more neurotic" than high-CORE participants.
But it just might be something more than this: a further sign that the Republican coalition is splintering under John McCain's feet.The new Libertarian champion, Bob Barr, a former four-term Georgia congressman, is most famous for his poor judgment and sour temper.
Their forwards were rock-like, betraying none of the ill-temper or poor discipline of former campaigns when they would seem almost wilfully self-destructive.
The potential of low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) in anti-angiogenic therapy has been tempered by poor in vivo delivery to the tumor cell and potentially harmful side effects, such as the risk of bleeding due to heparin's anticoagulant activity.
Passion remains undiminished for healthy men and women, but it can be tempered by poor body image, strength and flexibility issues, absent partners, and the way our culture has framed sex as athletic performance.
Even if Clarkson can control his temper over his poor hungry tummy.
