lability

He was beginning to take on the emotional lability of an adolescent.

He asked the company for more specifics about what it meant by "lability."

Emotional lability occurs in about 20% of stroke patients.

They have also experienced irritability, emotional lability and neurologic changes.

Emotional lability leading to uncontrollable crying is also common.

The lability of disability may be too frightening to think about - and too compelling not to.

Eventually, given the power and lability of human sexuality, it spreads outside the initial group and into the general population.

Often, family members or friends may notice lethargy, emotional lability, or personality change.

Other clinical features include disorganized thinking, poor memory, delusions, and mood lability.

This conversion further demonstrates the lability of the triphenylphosphine ligands.

Also reported was the reduction or disappearance of anxiety, irritability, emotional lability and sleep disorders.

Vitamins with heat lability may be destroyed.

Marriage, family and the sublimation of work were not enough to suppress Kinsey's intensifying lability.

Mental retardation, recurrent infections, cardiomyopathy, and emotional lability were features.

Jed Tilbury's black emotional lability began to show.

An even more embarrassing version of this is reversed emotional lability, in which the patient responds to a situation with the opposite emotion from normal.

Adverse effects associated with analeptic agents include insomnia, euphoria, and mood lability.

People with PCS may also display a lack of emotion, or emotional lability.

Emotional lability and in some patients hypomania,.

On the fifth day of hospitalization, he was alert and cooperative with no disorientation, delusion, or emotional lability.

Increased lability of estuarine dissolved organic nitrogen from urbanized watersheds.

The lability of a metal complex also depends on the high-spin vs. low-spin configurations when such is possible.

Symptoms include mood lability, agitation, confusion, thought disorganization, hallucinations, and disturbed sleep.

"Mammalabilia" suggests lability, a propensity for change.

This difference highlights the lability of the S-Cl bond in this molecule.