Primjeri korištenja Abnormal behaviour na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Abnormal behaviour, Anxiety.
Personality changes or abnormal behaviour.
Abnormal behaviour, aggression.
Abnormal behaviour of any kind?
Some late-onset neurological disorders have been reported hypertonia,convulsion, abnormal behaviour.
It's rather abnormal behaviour for a child to.
Late onset neurological disorders have been reported rarely hypertonia,convulsion, abnormal behaviour.
Rare: Abnormal behaviour, depression, insomnia.
An incorrect diagnosis of epilepsy was made in about 20-30% of children having episodes of abnormal behaviours.
Abnormal behaviour, emotional disorder, fear, nightmare.
Late onset neurological disorders have been reported rarely hypertonia,convulsion, abnormal behaviour.
Abnormal behaviour, depressed mood, emotional disorder, fear, nightmare.
Some late- onset neurological disorders have been reported hypertonia,convulsion, abnormal behaviour.
Depression, anxiety, hallucination, abnormal behaviour, aggression, anger, attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder.
Late-onset neurological disorders have been reported rarely hypertonia,convulsion, abnormal behaviour.
Trouble sleeping; abnormal dreams;nightmare; abnormal behaviour; feelings of deep sadness and unworthiness.
Abnormal behaviour, emotional disorder, fear, nightmare, tremor, decreased sensitivity to touch, numbness or tingling feeling, pain radiating along the course of one or more nerves, drowsiness.
Aggression, agitation, anger,mood altered, abnormal behaviour, nervousness, sleep disorder, libido decreased, apathy, abnormal dreams, crying.
Abnormal behaviour, confusional state, depressed mood, excitability, feelings of emotional and mental discomfort, feeling of seeing or hearing things that are not really there when you sleep.
Aggression*, homicidal ideation*, panic attack*, paranoia*, substance abuse*,suicidal ideation*, abnormal behaviour, anger, apathy, confusional state, mental status changes, restlessness.
Other undesirable effects reported during the post-marketing period in paediatric patients with an unknown frequency included QT prolongation, arrhythmia,bradycardia, abnormal behaviour, and aggression.
Suicidal ideation, psychosis, aggressive behaviour, confusion, agitation, anger,mood altered, abnormal behaviour nervousness, sleep disorder, decreased libido, apathy, abnormal dreams, crying.
Other undesirable effects reported during the post-marketing period in paediatric patients with an unknown frequency included QT prolongation, arrhythmia,bradycardia, abnormal behaviour, and aggression.
In the event of wilful property damage ordamage caused by abnormal behaviour on the part of the Guest Member or the occupants, and not respecting the lifestyle rules specified by the Host Member before the exchange, an amount up to the cost of the damage caused will be deducted from the Deposit.
In the project, he investigates the interrelation between mental faculties as postulated by moral psychology and the empirically based models of mechanisms andsystems underpinning the normal and abnormal behaviour identified through“folk psychological” concepts and categories.
The young monkeys should not be separated from their mothers at an early age shorter than one year to 18 months to avoid developing abnormal behaviour, their young are snatched away from their mothers as early as five months only to begin their journey to the next stage of their lifetime of suffering in the UK and other European and US labs.
Serious side effects of either an uncommon or rare frequency have occurred in people attempting to quit smoking with CHAMPIX: seizure, stroke, heart attack, suicidal thoughts, loss of contact with reality and unable to think or judge clearly(psychosis), changes in thinking orbehaviour such as aggression and abnormal behaviour.
In patients with influenza who were receiving oseltamivir, there have been postmarketing reports of convulsions and delirium(including symptoms such as altered level of consciousness,confusion, abnormal behaviour, delusions, hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, nightmares), in a very few cases resulting in self-injury or fatal outcomes.
Fungal or bacterial infections, crying, agitation, amnesia, memory impaired,nervousness, abnormal behaviour, aggressive behaviour, anger, feeling confused, lack of interest, mental disorder, mood changes, unusual dreams, wanting to harm yourself, feeling sleepy, trouble sleeping, lack of interest in sex or inability to perform, vertigo spinning feeling.