In all the above named papers the most common indication for the use of levomepromazine as a sedative agent is in relation to terminal restlessness, especially where this occurs in combination with neuro-psychological symptoms such as confusion, anxiety, agitation or delirium.
And perhaps this is where the restlessness kindles in the small town, the suburb, the sprawl, something catching flame late at night in the small, dark room.
In other countries, particularly those where youth restlessness is a growing political concern, there is an obvious disincentive to conduct surveys, or make them publicly available.
She sated her restlessness in the kitchen, where the cook, Fatima, taught her to grind spices, preserve lemons in salt and strip the stalks of freshly cut wheat to prepare the berries for the mill.
The trouble is, neither the playwright nor the character appears to have figured out where Penny's restlessness comes from, or where it's taking her.
Love is a drug in a show where madness and restlessness compete, first seen on Broadway in 2010 and now hoping to bring romantic anarchy to the West End.
As Bernstein asserted Hodgson had been the "unanimous first choice," and that it hadn't been a race between just two candidates, the restlessness built to a point where a collective rally of "he wasn't our first choice though" from the audience wouldn't have been surprising.
It mixes nuggets of traditional biographical information with time spent just hanging out with Frank, situations where the artist's restlessness, his unwillingness to settle for the expected, are in full view.
A new chapter is opening in the Republican nominating fight, where patience is turning to restlessness as the contest moves into April with no conclusion in sight.
Sometimes the pent-up urban summer is a study in restlessness, of that inescapable feeling of being where one should not be, powerless to get out.
