And a 2005 memoir, My Grandmother, in which an Istanbul lawyer recounts her discovery that the woman who brought her up was born an Armenian, sparked widespread and sympathetic debate.
Many people with chronic whiplash have a complex clinical presentation with marked sensory disturbance (widespread hyperalgesia, sympathetic nervous system dysfunction) indicative of central nervous system hyperexcitability [ 6- 9].
Early observations led to widespread acceptance that the sympathetic nervous system is crucially involved in pathogenesis and maintenance of these syndromes [ 2].
This was the consequence of a naive idea which Michael Ignatieff, a Canadian critic of the policy, dubbed "Empire Lite"—that a limited American intervention could conjure into being a sympathetic government with widespread popularity and legitimacy.
27, 28 T2DM is characterized by widespread degeneration of the small nerve fibers of sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system, which may affect autonomic regulation of the sinus node, thereby reducing HRV.
Despite the widespread inconvenience and economic losses, public opinion has remained sympathetic to the unions.
Since most blood vessels are subject to the continuous vasoconstrictor influence of sympathetic nerves, blocking these adrenoceptors causes a widespread relaxation of the blood vessels.
Mr. Blair has been pushing the United States to take a more assertive role in bringing the two sides together and to counter the widespread impression in Europe that the White House is too sympathetic to Israel.
However, appropriately designed studies are required to confirm preliminary observations, as the widespread use of the renal denervation approach to lower sympathetic activity presently has limited feasibility.
Despite their widespread use, the effects of inhaled β2-agonists on sympathetic activity have never been investigated.
