Sentences with phrase «whose moods change»

It is a fact that there are women whose moods change as a result of lactation.

What you want to say: If you think enduring endless messes and never - ending whining of little people whose moods change on a whim and who may or may not throw food at you is easy, then yes.

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As Badinter herself agrees, when we look to gurus, whose opinions change with the mood of the times, we lose our way.

Circadian genes turned out to be also infradian genes, whose expressions go up and down with mood - change - like behaviors in these mice,» Miyakawa explains.

Furthermore, they discovered that individuals whose moods improved the most over the course of the study had the highest vitamin B12 levels in the blood, while those whose depression did not change had the lowest levels.

PPD is a mood change that persists after delivery past 6 week's postpartum or whose onset occurs after 6 weeks postpartum up to a year postpartum.

Even the reliably captivating Shawkat — whose performance in Season 2 of TBS» Search Party is a master class in sweaty desperation and barely repressed guilt — struggles to piece together a coherent character out of Naima's commitment issues, changing moods and bursts of passive - aggressiveness.

It is debatable whether this is Wright's best film — like a favorite band whose best albums can shift about, the list changes based on time and mood — but it is likely the most Edgar Wright of Edgar Wright's films.»

There is only one truly visually spectacular sequence (Hercules's wild battle with a computer - generated Hydra) and only one character with a striking look — Hades, whose head - topping flame changes color depending upon his mood.

Typically, these were patients with longstanding interpersonal difficulties whose clinical presentation changed greatly during the follow up period and who showed key psychological characteristics such as mood instability, self mutilation, or chaotic eating behaviour over time.