Collocations withdisturbance
These are words often used in combination withdisturbance.
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anthropogenic disturbance
There is hence a clear need for studies that focus on the relationship between anthropogenic disturbance and amphibian community structure and composition.
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atmospheric disturbance
The noise, dust and other types of atmospheric disturbance will make a mockery of it.
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behavioural disturbance
Criminal behaviour or behavioural disturbance leading to admission was also recorded, as well as previous criminal and institutional history.
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civil disturbance
This was to produce civil disturbance.
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disturbance events
The duration of disturbance events in human-dominated landscapes is longer, the average gap size is increasing, and the return interval of disturbance is decreasing.
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electrical disturbance
Radio circuits are liable to interruption by electrical disturbance, and a basic system of line communication is essential for the maintenance of a regular service.
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emotional disturbance
Some forms of emotional disturbance and their relationship to schizophrenia.
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gait disturbance
Diagnosis is based on clinical findings including tremor, bradykinesia and gait disturbance or muscle rigidity.
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gastrointestinal disturbance
Clinical manifestations of the disease range from asymptomatic in light infections to severe symptoms, including marked gastrointestinal disturbances with a syndrome associated with biliary obstruction.
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human disturbance
Invasions by exotic plants, therefore, do occur without human disturbance.
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magnetic disturbance
We have also investigated with particle simulations the evolution of a macroscopic magnetic disturbance.
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major disturbance
Earthquakecaused landslides: major disturbance to tropical forests.
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mental disturbance
This failure to conceptualize childhood mental disturbance as distinct from adult mental disturbance reflected the sociocultural belief that children were merely smaller versions of adults.
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minimal disturbance
During selection, priority was placed on sites with minimal disturbance.
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mood disturbance
Cumulative sleepiness, mood disturbance, and psychomotor vigilance performance decrements during a week of sleep restricted to 4-5 hours per night.
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natural disturbance
The recorded heart rates during these visits were compared with the heart rates during natural disturbance (including encounters with con-specifics and predators).
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periodic disturbance
Such a distortion may be generated by a steady or by a periodic disturbance.
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psychiatric disturbance
A procedure for measuring overall severity of psychiatric disturbance.
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psychological disturbance
It is embedded in his writing as the source of deep bewilderment and psychological disturbance.
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serious disturbance
There was most serious disturbance.
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sleep disturbance
The preliminary evidence just reviewed documents that, similar to adults with bipolar disorder, children and adolescents with this condition also display significant sleep disturbance.
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tropical disturbance
Later that day, the depression degenerated to a tropical disturbance as only an exposed low remained.
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visual disturbance
Formation of pseudomembranous, adhesion of the iris, or visual disturbance or damage has never been found.
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