Sentence examples for a difference in mood from inspiring English sources

There does seem to be a difference in mood and character between the Second, Fourth, Sixth and Eighth Symphonies as opposed to the Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth, but it would probably take a team of musicologists and forensic psychiatrists to sort it all out.

Interestingly, males showed lower thresholds and better discrimination performance at session 2 possibly indicating training effects because we did not observe any difference in mood states, nervousness, hunger, and satiety ratings.

The judge is convinced that improving their surroundings will make a difference in the mood of families going before the bench.

In the days after the election, Mendes noticed a difference in the mood on campus.

Ask if others have noticed a difference in your mood.

For three years, Thync's founders have been working to combine advancements in neuroscience with consumer product insight to create a gadget that people can put on for a few minutes, feel a noticeable difference in mood, and take off until the next time they need a boost.

LONDON — The new auction season opened this week with two sales that revealed a startling difference in mood between Chinese and Western buyers.

The investigators expect to find a significant difference in mood stability profiles between high-risk offspring and controls.

Why would serotonin depletion make such a difference in a patient's mood unless mood in these patients was, indeed, being controlled by serotonin?

Based on the sample size of 76,630 respondents, the study has 0.95 power (alpha=0.05/beta=0.2) to detect a difference in the prevalence of mood disorders by sexual orientation equal to 0.02.

The realization of commands is more complicated, with a difference in the selection of major mood types (imperative vs. modulated indicative) and values of MODALITY in modulated indicative clauses.