Sentence examples for typical distress from inspiring English sources

This study assessed multiple physiological responses in fathers and non-fathers to atypical distress vocalizations (cries of children with ASD), acoustically matched typical distress vocalizations (cries of typically developing children), and positive vocalizations (laughter of typically developing children).

Joint spalling has been a typical distress problem in concrete pavements and an open research interest to many pavement engineers.

It is a consensus that salt heaving and frost heaving are urgent and typical distress in the sulfate saline soil area.

It is difficult to distinguish clinical symptoms of viral infections from the typical respiratory distress associated with CF, so it is possible that CF individuals in this study could have had extant viral infections [8].

Performance indicators such as transverse crack spacing, crack width, and typical CRCP distresses, namely punchout and spalling, were evaluated and then compared with the ZST to find a possible correlation between ZST and resulting CRCP performance.

Eilonwy starts off as a typical damsel in distress.

The mushroom is poisonous, and if consumed can cause gastrointestinal distress; typical symptoms include cramping, nausea, bloating, vomiting, and diarrhea.

Some took out ridiculous mortgages that they couldn't afford, but the typical homeowner in distress these days looks more like Eliseo Orasco.

One positive comment notes Champlin's portrayal of Dale Arden, who was transformed from the typical damsel in distress of the serials into a trained scientist and a "quick thinker who often saved [Flash and Zarkov] from perishing".

Objective To assess if family care givers of patients with lung cancer experience the patterns of social, psychological, and spiritual wellbeing and distress typical of the patient, from diagnosis to death.

Two items describing typical syndromes of distress related to depression and anxiety in the Iranian culture were also added to the Farsi-version of the questionnaire: nârâhati-e qalb (distress of the heart) and nârâhati-e a'sâb (distress of the nerves) [ 30].