Again, diet and physical activity were linked to hypertension through different pathways, however, stress was perceived as a major cause of hypertension uniformly by all the participants and the identified sources of tensions were common among both the groups.
Their fiscal policy needs to resolve two tensions, one involving internal politics and a second created by the downturn.The first tension is common to most insurgent parties: the need to retain the faith of the base, so as not to appear fractious, while broadening the party's appeal enough to win power.
Many of the symptoms of tension were common to International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) diagnoses of depression and Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD), though loss of interest or pleasure, self-blame, and low self-confidence were not mentioned (Table 4).
In addition, officers are encouraged to give to those they stop cards describing the legal authority for the stop, in an effort to reduce tensions that are common in such episodes, Mr. Kelly said.
In particular, recurrent primary headache disorders such as migraine and tension-type headaches are common complaints in this age group.
The controversial production of SLĀV and the subsequent backlash that Robert Lepage's Ex Machina has faced has both galvanized and exposed the existing racial tensions that are common-place in Québec society and across North America.
Tensions between the two are common, but when reporters questioned Sheik Mohammed of Dubai about problems last week, he told them to "shut up".
Migraine and Tension-type headache (TTH) are common and disabling primary headache disorders.
Primary headache disorders, in particular migraine and tension-type headache (TTH), are common [1].
