Sentence examples for unexpected distress from inspiring English sources
But in recent years, these deepest-diving whales have sent out an unexpected distress signal, alerting researchers and marine mammal advocates, through their confused behavior and beachings, to an environmental hazard that until 10 years ago was not known to exist.
In addition, maternal cholestasis may predispose the newborn to unexpected respiratory distress syndrome [ 26].
Interestingly, a recent series of infants with unexpected respiratory distress in association with ICP reported an improvement in condition following treatment with intratracheal surfactant therapy.
This paper presents the results of an investigation of a geosynthetic-reinforced segmental retaining wall, which exhibited signs of distress and unexpected large lateral wall movements 6 years after wall completion.
The main challenges included learning and rehearsing a structured interview, delivering complex health messages within time constraints using behavioural change techniques, and dealing with unexpected events, including emotional distress, during interviews.
All groups reported an unexpected level of anxiety and distress.
Third, also not unexpected, the MPI scale affective distress was negatively correlated to LiSat-11 psychological health.
Millions of homeowners in distress are getting some unexpected breathing room — lots of it in some places.
The technique, which has been an accepted medical procedure for about 40 years, can be successful in patients who have a sudden, unexpected heart attack or severe respiratory distress.
The finding that physical problems related to cancer and treatment was also a top source of distress following treatment was unexpected in light of the good quality of life women reported following treatment.
Yvette feigns pregnancy and provokes a fight with her equally religious husband, Teddy, over whether to abort the unexpected child; she then flees in apparent distress to a convent, where she can continue the phantom pregnancy unobserved.
