Converse of object

• quell: A large force of military were sent to quell the disturbance and the mob, having burned the effigy, dispersed.

• minimize: Ideally ponds would be restored over a period of years to minimize disturbance.

• minimize: Once airborne pilots should fly away from the hill so as to minimize any disturbance to stock or other users.

• cause: The alarm can cause disturbance to people working in the Library.

• avoid: We would ask Bird Club members to refrain from visiting the site, which is on private property, to avoid undue disturbance.

• tolerate: In grasslands, most threatened birds appear to tolerate some disturbance from cattle.

Preposition: in

• functioning: The inability to make a decision must be caused by an impairment of or disturbance in the functioning of the mind or brain.

Adjective modifier

• gastrointestinal: Erythromycin Common adverse effects include gastrointestinal disturbances, especially at higher doses.

• anthropogenic: The long-term data also yield important insights into the effects of anthropogenic disturbances such as fisheries exploitation and pollution.

• menstrual: Result(s ): Eleven women ( 68.8 % of the women with menstrual disturbances ) experienced more regular cycles during the rapy.

• behavioral: Officers are being advised to try to " contain rather than restrain " suspects who show signs of " acute behavioral disturbance.

• metabolic: By taking a multi-disciplinary approach to post-operative hyponatraemia the adverse effects of this metabolic disturbance could be avoided.

• gastro-intestinal: Patients with cystic fibrosis may be more prone to gastro-intestinal motility disturbances.

Modifies a noun

• allowance: Information on property demolition disturbance allowance The council pays all expenses relating to the move to alternative accommodation.

Noun used with modifier

• electrolyte: A low residue diet and correction of fluid and electrolyte disturbances will be necessary.

• ionospheric: This study reports observations of traveling ionospheric disturbances made in the UK at the time of the total solar eclipse of 11 August 1999.

• sleep: Sleep disturbance: Keep a diary of how often your sleep is disrupted.

• noise: There had been no letters from local residents or the police about noise disturbance or trouble at the premises.

• conduction: Cardiovascular system Tachycardia, hypotension, at times hypertension, conduction disturbance with widening of QRS complex; syncope in association with cardiac arrest.

• mood: The average is nine episodes of mood disturbance over a lifetime.