Gold and its little but more hyperactive sibling named silver.
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"Some have more hyperactive gag reflexes than others, which can make swallowing pills a challenge," he says.
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Denser and splatterier, faster and more hyperactive, her sonic ornaments inhabit a nearly baroque level of detail.
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A.D.H.D., like many mental conditions, manifests as a spectrum of discrete types, some more hyperactive, others more distractible.
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The eels in the cocaine water appeared more hyperactive to the biologists than the eels in cocaine-free water.
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"Just thinking their children were consuming sugar caused moms to perceive their children as being more hyperactive," King said.
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Where Tony had a grounded, authoritative stillness in the pulpit, Bart was a more hyperactive speaker, caffeinated by Christ.
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Lead poisoning can cause serious damage to children by slowing their brain development and making them more hyperactive and impulsive.
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Mothers who were told that their kids consumed sugar rated their kids as more hyperactive, even though they didn't consume any sugar.
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Previous research has created mice without that ZFHX2 gene, and those mice turned out to be pretty weird: They were more hyperactive and showed signs of mouse depression.
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ADHD manifests differently in girls and boys; since boys tend to be more hyperactive and show less self-control, that could be a "trigger" that leads to diagnosis.
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People with adult ADHD may have more inattentive symptoms like being forgetful or having difficulty concentrating, whereas children with ADHD may have more hyperactive symptoms, Arseneault said by email.
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Jill's own sexless lonely life is a dartboard to customers with more hyperactive labidos, and she feels vulnerable, and you'll feel vulnerable, but it gets shrugged off, and another drink is poured.
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ADHD: Claims we're diagnosing immature behavior make it worse for those affected Not only do symptoms of ADHD look different in boys but boys also have a tendency to be more hyperactive and impulsive than girls.
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Reddit's endless natural cycle of administrative constraint and user backlash grew a bit more hyperactive as the site introduced new anti-harassment policies in May of last year, which many users in the community felt went too far in stifling their free speech while other observers were dumbfounded how such a visible site, again the 9th largest in the U.S., could thrive while hosting user-created communities devoted to fostering hate speech against just about every race, religion and creed under the sun.
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The brain becomes even more hyperactive around 54 months, and it is easier to notice obsessive-compulsive behavior at this time. Although there is no exact date as to when OCD begins to develop in later stages of life; different environments or events in a person’s life can quickly become the catalyst to the development of this disorder.
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The amygdala, a structure involved in emotional processing appears to be hyperactive in those with major depressive disorder. The amygdala in unmedicated depressed persons tended to be smaller than in those that were medicated, however aggregate data shows no difference between depressed and healthy persons. During emotional processing tasks right amygdala is more active than the left, however there is no differences during cognitive tasks, and at rest only the left amygdala appears to be more hyperactive. One study, however, found no difference in amygdala activity during emotional processing tasks.
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Back at MODE, Betty begins to act strangely as she starts typing faster than ever and becomes more hyperactive. As Henry comes by to say goodbye before he takes off to Arizona to see Charlie, Betty starts to go crazy by cozying up to him in a horny situation that has Henry freaked out! The erratic behavior would continue as Gio stops by to drop off sandwiches to her. Betty tells Gio that one of them was for Henry's care package, but then she starts acting more weirder around Gio to the point that she passionately hugs him, which seems to please Gio.
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