‘her severe mental disturbance was diagnosed as schizophrenia’
‘The assumption is that, well these people had a mental disturbance or mental illness, that's why they did what they did.’
‘Their personal problems and mental disturbances did not disturb brisk activities.’
‘Those children lucky enough to survive the disease may have persistent mental or neurological disturbances.’
‘Did you ever see any sign of a mental disturbance with him?’
‘A diagnosis is usually made based on the description of the mental disturbance, risk factors and family history.’
‘Some affected people suffer mental disturbances such as delirium, hallucinations, and even psychotic behaviour.’
‘The installation of this phone booth is definitely creating physical danger and mental disturbance to local as well as visiting pedestrians.’
‘The second group consisted of a man and a woman whose disturbances placed them at physical risk.’
‘This is due to a disturbance of immune function resulting in the body not recognising its own tissue as its own and hence leading to reactions against it.’
‘Some patients may become unable to breathe sufficiently after severe infection or other disturbance of lung function.’
‘Psychiatrists have a social role in controlling mental disturbance through the Mental Health Act.’
‘Their skin also becomes discoloured and their personality becomes morbid due to the mental disturbance that accompanies the condition.’
‘At times the disturbance was so severe as to bring him to the edge of madness.’
‘But physical disturbances from outside the embryo can have the same effect.’
‘The basic abnormality is a disturbance in normal function in the smooth-muscled part of the esophagus.’
‘This can cause ammonia accumulation due to a disturbance in mitochondrial function in the liver that inhibits the urea cycle.’
‘Out of the love for her work, Ye Sha adheres to the night shift, regardless of the disturbance from her chronic headache.’
‘Sleep disturbance, seasonal affective disorders and the nocturnal polyuria of diabetes are related to abnormal biorhythm.’
‘Other reports have cited severe and uncontrollable pain or bleeding, major injury with shock, impending birth, and uncontrollable mental disturbance.’
‘Emotions were simply physiological disturbances that could become attached over time to a wide range of different stimuli.’