Sentence examples for anticipated relief from inspiring English sources

The main purpose of this study was to assess whether the effects of exercise on two components of craving (anticipated reward from smoking, anticipated relief from withdrawal) mediated the relationship between exercise and delay (in min) to ad libitum smoking.

'Want' arises from anticipated pleasure or satisfaction and 'need' arises from anticipated relief from mental or physical discomfort.

Unlike Pasley, the Yankees blogger, who anticipated relief from stress, Deborah Hartnett suspected she wouldn't object to a Yankees decline, in part based on guilt.

It seems that older patients consider anticipated relief more than the strain imposed by angina pectoris.

But paint is getting a much anticipated relief in home styling and decor for a new resurgence of wallpaper.

Therefore, the goal of surgical treatment for osseous metastases of melanoma should be directed towards the palliation of symptoms, particularly if the anticipated relief of related symptoms exceeds the potential adverse effects of the therapy.

Why celebrate rebirth in a month, when I can anticipate relief right now?

Indeed, as the 18-minute mark approached, listeners checked their watches, anticipating relief, but it was not forthcoming: the work clocked in at 35 minutes.

Perhaps college administrators across America can now anticipate, with relief, fading public attention to sex crimes at colleges.

"I do anticipate some relief on the pricing side," he said, noting that the rate of increase in incentives was slowing somewhat.

This part of the brain activates when anticipating pain relief and triggers a reduction of activity in pain-sensing areas of the brain.