"Ms. Rabe locates a troubled intensity and impetuosity in Portia," Ben Brantley wrote in his review in The New York Times.
It moves with bold, imaginative daring and a troubled intensity between men at war and women with their children, between Scotland and Afghanistan, between photography and fiction, and between memory and secrets.
The Young Spine Questionnaire is a novel self-report questionnaire designed to measure spinal pain prevalence, pain intensity, the consequences in terms of activity restrictions, school absenteeism and care seeking behaviour, and finally the influence of parental back trouble.
The secretary general said he was not troubled by the intensity of the comments from Mr. Bush and some of his senior advisers.
The objective of this study was to develop and test a questionnaire measuring the prevalence and frequency of spinal problems in addition to pain intensity, activity restrictions, care seeking behaviour and influence of parental back trouble for children and adolescents.
Pain intensity during the last 7 days was reported according to the Nordic questionnaire on trouble (ache, pain, or discomfort) in the neck, shoulders, elbows, hands, upper back and lower back [ 18].
However, while the high pain intensity group had the greatest proportion of negative responses for 3 of the statements, more women in the group with no pain responded negatively to 2 statements; 'back trouble makes everything in life worse' and 'back trouble means long periods of time off from work'.
Every so often, this book approaches a solitary, troubled, deep, entirely personal intensity that flickers into acuteness.
While the panel's favorites were complex, elemental and intriguing, we were troubled by a lack of intensity in many of the bottles as well as by a sense of artificiality in some.
Speaking by telephone Mr. Foxman said he was particularly troubled by the "duration and intensity" of a skit that was likely, in his opinion, to be seen as reinforcing anti-Jewish stereotypes among Oscar viewers around the world.
The outcome (intensity of pains) is rated on a four-point scale and may take the values 0 (not troubled), 1 (a little troubled), 2 (quite troubled) and 3 (seriously troubled).
