Sentence examples for anxious for further from inspiring English sources
With the Phillips-Benson debate still freshly in mind, Dykstra remained anxious for further clarification.
People with better knowledge are less anxious when recalled for further tests, 34 so such invitations may be preferred, although anxiety is not a major concern in screening for diabetes.
The lack of certainty that can surround a TIA diagnosis further compounds this ambiguity and for some participants this translated into an uncertain and anxious patient experience and a demand for further health surveillance.
This may suggest that interpreters underestimate the degree of anxious pre-occupation in subjects, an area for further study.
Breast screening programmes for women at increased risk do not increase anxiety in women who do not require further investigation, but women who are referred for further investigations are evidently more anxious [ 113].
"If women understand the chances of having to come back for further tests, they might not get so scared and anxious when that happens," said Dr. Mary B. Barton of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, a health maintenance organization in Boston.
These findings provide support for further research on the use of cognitive bias modification interventions with clinically anxious youths.
The concern of the parents about a possible relapse in their child provides a starting point for further counselling, and an overprotective attitude may develop if parents are especially anxious about a relapse.
MADD, defined as a mixture of subsyndromal depressive and anxiety symptoms and listed as a disorder for further study (APA 1994), may be a useful model for research on late-life anxious depression.
Mr. McCain's campaign has accepted the offer, obviously anxious to further disown the Bush record.
Pettersson and his colleagues also found that exposing germ-free mice to gut microbes during pregnancy made the resulting offspring less active and more anxious, further showing a role for the microbiome in shaping behavior.
