The hyperactive groups, however, did not differ from each other in the number of time estimation errors. |
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But that's the nature of today's hyperactive, overheated competitive environment. |
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You know, I think it's his fault that the elevator in my building is hyperactive. |
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One can only imagine the trauma that the hyperactive Minister for Europe has endured during the past few days. |
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Alternating with these periods, there would be periods of feeling high and being hyperactive and energetic. |
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How often have we demanded of our priests that they be hyperactive administrators, social workers, or church managers? |
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Women who suffer anxiety during pregnancy are, apparently, twice as likely to have a hyperactive child. |
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Look at all these ladders that we can't use, instead forced to run in random directions below and jump like hyperactive idiots. |
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The authors repeated the analysis for the hyperactive probands who had or had not been treated with stimulants in high school. |
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You've spent too much cold-sweat on false anthems, generic beats, and hyperactive production work. |
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A hyperactive manic patient will nearly always have a rapid heart rate, but it doesn't follow that a rapid heart rate causes the mania. |
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But whilst wild pop videos often have completely hyperactive camerawork, films normally don't and Catwoman is testimony as to why. |
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For years parents of hyperactive children have fought to have the condition taken seriously. |
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Willoughby, an attention-seeking hyperactive child, was, by his mid to late teens, violently deranged. |
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A two-stage screening procedure was used to identify boys who were pervasively hyperactive. |
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Weight loss despite adequate calories suggests an overactive thyroid, Parkinsonism, diabetes, or a hyperactive Alzheimer pacer. |
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I was buzzing, bubbling, and hyperactive as I anticipated what was to follow. |
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More annoyingly, he translates this hyperactive camera trickery to non-fighting sequences. |
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Have you ever noticed that one of your colleagues is particularly irritable, difficult to work with or perhaps even a hyperactive time-waster? |
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Contempt is a daring idea to build a character around, much less a whole movie, and you thrill to Norton's hyperactive rant, his attitude. |
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He was bullied at school but was also hyperactive and a disruptive influence and ended up in care. |
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The set consists of two parallel, hyperactive shower curtains, which Posner's lighting valiantly struggles to justify. |
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His personal conversion to Benthamism heralded a hyperactive period in his life in many spheres. |
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It's all madly hyperactive, almost stroboscopic in its zippiness, and those with a predisposition to fits should probably stay out of the cinema. |
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These types of impressive, hyperactive guitar licks cover much of the album. |
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Yet there's no downtime for the hyperactive Chang, who is gearing up for the next stage of the cyberwars. |
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And parents or teachers described some 28 percent of the children as hyperactive. |
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Behavioral and neuropsychological evidence suggests that hyperactive children show deficits in timing of behavior. |
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As a hyperactive child, he wore himself out dancing every day, much to their relief. |
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A hyperactive, undersized boy, he loved playing football and joined a local junior team. |
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No interview can proceed without hyperactive jump cuts to tangentially relevant footage or airplanes, cars or food. |
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Various means have been employed to assess sense of time in hyperactive or ADHD children. |
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A good child is often termed well adjusted, as opposed to children who are shy, withdrawn, overly aggressive, or hyperactive. |
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I'm guessing it's one of those medical anomalies like giving speed to hyperactive children to calm them down. |
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I have three hyperactive children and two of them have behavioural problems, so I really need a job I can do at home. |
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Some children are too hyperactive or inattentive to function in a regular classroom, even with medication and a behavior management plan. |
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The onset of hyperactive movement occurs near the site of fertilization and is crucial for penetrating the egg's zona pellucida. |
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I've come to realize that being with Tomaz is not unlike hanging out with a hyperactive child. |
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Thousands of severely hyperactive children in the UK should soon benefit from a new type of drug, doctors said today. |
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If a student is predominantly hyperactive then a kinesthetic approach to an academic exercise may be beneficial. |
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Now finally issued on CD, Killing Time reveals Frith at his most hyperactive and unfettered. |
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He is tasked with directing the school's annual play, assisted by his childishly hyperactive classroom assistant. |
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Its mixture of time-lapse, animation, pixilation, totems, toys and drawings suggest a kind of hyperactive feral Svankmajer. |
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A theatre full of modern-day hyperactive children still laughs and cheers at all the right places. |
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A NIH study in 1982 tested the theory that refined sugar and food additives make children hyperactive and inattentive. |
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Rush is always an entertaining turn and the role promises to license a hyperactive nastiness. |
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Erratic, uneven and hyperactive it may be, but this is home-made film-making with heart and soul. |
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I can't be micromanaging every crackpot decision of a hyperactive home secretary. |
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After about five days patients enter a second phase in which they are restless but not hyperactive or hostile and are now cooperative. |
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Or is it creating a neurotic, hyperactive corporate culture in which chief executives are too nervous to make any decisions? |
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Mary Ellen's hyperactive guilt complex responded immediately and sat like a prickly insect at the bottom of her stomach. |
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The HIV virus promotes dementia, then the brain activity becomes hyperactive. |
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Following an all too predictable cycle of the hyperactive 21st century, focus on the explosion was ephemeral. |
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I was a hyperactive child who attended the Detroit public schools. |
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The three subtypes of delirium are hyperactive, hypoactive, and mixed. |
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Neither overanxious nor hyperactive, dogs of this breed are very good family dogs that are not inclined to yap or wander away on their own. |
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He is hyperactive, always fighting against authority, he cannot stay still and he is dyspraxic. |
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They were all in their 40s, all married with children, all deeply unexcitable souls at the heart of a hyperactive environment. |
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Mandarin is fortifying with a hypnotic quality, allowing to calm hyperactive mental and favoring the restful sleep. |
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This essential oil gives very good results to hyperactive, insomniac or very agitated children. |
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This essential oil works well in hyperactive, insomniac, or highly restless children. |
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It is normal for children to be inattentive, hyperactive or impulsive from time to time. |
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Ritalin drives dopamine up in hyperactive children, and their activity decreases. |
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The benefits of being labeled as hyperactive can continue well into college. |
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However, contrary to popular belief, studies have shown that sugar doesn't make children hyperactive. |
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We have created a hyperactive media which needs to be fed, constantly, with morsels of amusement and intrigue. |
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It's an intriguing and exhilarating film, which like Birdman uses the jittery, hyperactive quality of a drum solo to incite nervous excitement. |
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It is a terrific film: smart, funny, more or less in control of its own hyperactive invention. |
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Children who are hyperactive may fail to grasp all aspects of a task and as a result not fully understand what is required of them. |
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For example, they may become less hyperactive but still have trouble paying attention and being organized. |
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Th ese are capsules for children and contain 5 plants that may be useful to improve concentration and for hyperactive children. |
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Fish are extremely sensitive and become hyperactive, suffering muscular spasms and losing their equilibrium. |
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I couldn't help but to smile at this hyperactive ball of energy. |
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So where does this tale of abnormal, sane, hyperactive ambition begin? |
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Artistic endeavors may be an active outlet for your hyperactive nature. |
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Sure, she was a bit hyperactive, but she came by that naturally. |
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This is in striking contrast to phorbol esters, which mimic G q pathway-produced DAG and cause strongly hyperactive locomotion within 1-2 hr of omnidirectional contact. |
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An apiarist, he lives in Austin, with his wife, Lorin, their three children, and a hyperactive bird dog named Biscuit. |
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He's like the chubby kid brother of one of your players, but who's just too young, too immature, and too hyperactive to actually be allowed in the game. |
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It surprises exactly no one in Hollywood that as a child, Ari was diagnosed as hyperactive and dyslexic. |
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He was very hyperactive, going all over the place, running like crazy. |
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Because of increased physical activity through involuntary movements, non-ambulatory children with athetosis are hyperactive and may have increased energy expenditure. |
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Other potential causes of androgen excess and menstrual irregularities include conditions unique to pregnancy, such as luteoma and a hyperactive luteal body. |
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But the hyperactive Sarkozy is hypersensitive to these oft-repeated allegations of skullduggery. |
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Now, a new therapy might have these women filling up the same prescriptions as their hyperactive grandchildren. |
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He did get his 15 minutes, however, which is a long time in the non-stop, hyperactive world of 4chan. |
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A growing number of students are gaming the system by getting themselves branded as hyperactive. |
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She didn't know where this place was that supposedly they were meant to go to, and because of that tried to push the thought out of her hyperactive head. |
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The mobile clinic's microscope is not state-of-the-art, but it was clear enough to see the hyperactive flagellated trichomonads scurrying around the field. |
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Some customers are parents of hyperactive children put on special diets. |
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The hyperactive editing plays like a visual correlate of the jittery, chattery talk of educational officialdom that's supposed to keep museumgoers mentally engaged. |
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Scientists found that cells called microglia, which act when the brain is infected or damaged, were hyperactive in people with psychosis. |
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Then come the shoeless, the hyperactive preteen, the infected, the shrieker and the drinkers. |
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The amphetamine-related stimulant Ritalin is used to treat hyperactive children. |
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Confirming his status as one of France's most hyperactive artists, Obispo was back in the music news in '98, masterminding a compilation album to raise funds for AIDS charities. |
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She suggested he was hyperactive and that he cannot sit still in class. |
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The company is also taking on Wayne McGregor's hyperactive, strangely clinical, kinetically powerful Chroma. |
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Children whose mothers had drunk more than one glass a day were 12 times more likely to exhibit hyperactive behaviour than children whose mothers had not drunk during pregnancy. |
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In the autism population these children can be hyperactive and inattentive for things they find difficult, but at the same time they can sit still for an hour focusing on their favourite topic. |
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Yet, a simple truncation of Dicer leads to hyperactive RNAi, which is naturally present in mouse oocytes. |
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Mohamed El-Erian said, 'These central banks are not only hyperactive now, they will be hyperactive well into the recovery. |
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She argued that she had two hyperactive sons using that bedroom and that one or both could easily fall through the window. |
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Cancer cells have a hyperactive metabolism and higher rates of cell division. |
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But she has now put her behaviour down to being hyperactive after drinking up to 15 cans of the energy drink each day. |
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After David Tennant's hyperactive, over-expressive eyes, we now have Matt Smith's hyperactive and over-expressive. |
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It is a progressive neurodegenerative disease characterized by muscle atrophy, weakness, fasciculations, and hyperactive reflexes. |
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The major market development in 2005 was the significant disruption of U. S. gas production in the Gulf of Mexico and along the U. S. Gulf Coast because of a hyperactive hurricane season. |
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The children generally had higher math grades, were less depressed, anxious and hyperactive, were more likely to attend class and were more likely to be on time for class. |
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Clinical trials evaluating the effect of omega-3 fatty acids supplementation in hyperactive children with learning difficulties have shown an improvement in their ability to learn and concentrate. |
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During special occasions, it is believed that the event itself is responsible for making children hyperactive rather than the sugar contained in the food. |
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At our second meeting, I saw his two hyperactive, noisy boys and I could only imagine those little feet running above my head all day long: boom, boom, boom! |
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When the researchers analyzed the movement data, they discovered that the companionless ants were hyperactive, spending huge amounts of time roaming around the plastic box, especially near the walls. |
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These effects may be due to certain cell communication pathways involved in stimulating inflammation, which seem to be hyperactive in people with cystic fibrosis. |
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Adderall XR, a medication for the treatment of hyperactive children, after the drug was linked to the death or serious injury of 32 people in the United States. |
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Under Paddy Ashdown's leadership, Kennedy held various portfolios, even if he occasionally exasperated the hyperactive Ashdown with his determined lack of application. |
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Grattard was formerly one of the very few long-standing chefs in the confined but open-minded kitchen at L'Astrance, headed by hyperactive Pascal Barbot. |
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Others introduced hyperactive snare rushes or stop-start mini-loops, and deployed the cymbal crash to signify not the beat's conclusion but rather its ongoing pressure. |
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For all the eccentric Dr Hinzpeter's efforts over a ten-year period, that too was to no avail. The Kaiser grew up to be emotionally needy, bombastic, choleric, hyperactive and hypersensitive. |
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We hypothesize that hyperactive RNAi in mouse oocytes functionally complements the piRNA pathway, a Dicer-independent pathway suppressing retrotransposons in the germline. |
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During the hyperactive period, more hurricanes were steered towards the Gulf coast as the Azores High was shifted to a more southwesterly position near the Caribbean. |
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Syria is not the only Arab state with a hyperactive cyberpolice. |
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Raya Stern says that in her ceramics she expresses her femininity and softness best, which otherwise is hidden under her tomboyishness and her hyperactive energy. |
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The patient's neurological examination revealed left homonymous hemianopia, mild hemiparesis of distal upper extremities and globally hyperactive deep tendon reflexes. |
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