They seem to be in a perpetual state of restlessness, not quite sure if they should move beyond or cling to their recent glory.
Frequently, patients with Alzheimer's disease spend their nights in a state of restlessness and their days in a state of sleepiness.
His readiness to take on this task quickly waned when he recognized his shortcomings to credibly answer questions about the volcano's heighten state of restlessness and in perceiving the constant and extraordinary social pressure to provide immediate and reliable scientific information.
Once dopamine runs its short course, the promise of peace turns into a state of restlessness and dissatisfaction.
Emergence agitation/delirium, which have been used interchangeably in most of the literature [ 2], defined as a state of mild restlessness and mental distress and a restless or confused status after emergence from anaesthesia [ 2, 3].
Rather than shuffling forward a little they would lope a good few metres before stopping at a fresh patch, an action that betrayed a permanent state of settled restlessness.
The result could be a hyper-aroused state of behavioural restlessness, hyper-responsivity and elevated autonomic and cortical excitability (Buchwald et al., 1961; Wilcott, 1974; Siegel et al., 1986; Chkhenkeli et al., 2004), in itself sufficient to interfere with sleep and thus perpetuate both the limited caudate recruitment capacity and disturbed sleep.
Although there is no universally accepted definition, agitation can be defined as a state of motor restlessness accompanied by mental tension that can be present in medical and psychiatric disorders (e.g., schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, Alzheimer's disease) [ 1] or emerge as a stand-alone behavioral problem.
Life is a state of unending, bounding restlessness in the world portrayed here.
One theory centered on an infrequent reaction to Prozac and other medications, a state of agitation and restlessness known as akathisia.
"What the film has to say about the state of matrimony and the restlessness of modern husbands and wives is more in the jumble of details and the eccentricity of the montage than it is in the exposition of a rational development," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
