In the two months immediately following the Battle of New Orleans, however, Jackson put his glory in jeopardy, keeping a tight grip on civil liberties and seeming to take personally the restlessness of those under his control.
GraphPad Prism 3.0 (GraphPad, USA) was used to quantify the seasonal intensity of individual spring migratory restlessness by calculating the area under each fitted seasonal profile curve, which provided a total migratory propensity score for each bird (n = 36 ; Atwell et al. in review).
As blurred vision, consciousness, and headache were difficult to assess, uneasiness and tiredness were included under the category of restlessness.
The animals in this study were not specifically evaluated for fatigue, spontaneous activity after a fatigue test, restlessness or sleep disturbance, but this is currently under investigation.
Track restlessness, turn off lights remotely and scan for pesky monsters under the bed #ces2015 pic.twitter.com/24JkHs9Yg3.
This restlessness has also been key to the making of Kane, who, under Pochettino, has become Spurs' own irresistible bustling goal-terminator, able to fight and cover and harry as well as he finishes and passes and links.
Although repair of such fistulae is possible under local anesthesia, her surgery was performed under general anesthesia because the encephalitis had caused residual restlessness.
All mice were allowed for food ad libitum for 14 days and kept under regular observation for any mortality or behavioral changes (irritation, restlessness, respiratory distress, abnormal locomotion, and catalepsy etc).
He said his restlessness had nothing to do with the two pitches Roger Clemens had busted right up under his handsome young chin on Saturday night.
