Sentence examples for bereavement which in from inspiring English sources

6 21 Just as adults may engage in risk behaviours following stress, 22 children may be exposed to additional risks (such as passive smoking, poor diet, physical inactivity or premature cessation of breast feeding) if parents altered their own lifestyle because of bereavement, which in turn impacts their children.

MDS within the past 12 months is defined as at least five of the nine symptoms present most of the days for a minimum of two weeks, including depressed mood or lack of interest present most of the time of the day, disregarding additional information on exclusion criteria such as medication or substance use or bereavement, which is used in the definition of MDD [ 3].

The book "A Child's Parent Dies: Studies in Childhood Bereavement," which she worked on with the psychoanalyst Dr. Anna Freud in the 1970's, challenged the idea that children who lose a parent do not need the same attention that adults do.

Further external validation of our methods is provided by our estimate of the rise in mortality after bereavement, which is consistent with both United Kingdom and other developed country studies using a range of data sources.

The limitation of the study is that we have no data on changes in the mothers' glucocorticoid levels following bereavement, which is needed to examine dose response patterns.

One limitation of the study is that we have no data on changes in the mothers' glucocorticoid levels following bereavement, which is needed to examine dose response patterns.

We found, however, no trend in the risk of dying according to time since bereavement, which is congruent with one other study (Levav et al, 2000).

In such instances, production team and audience suffer a visceral sense of bereavement which inevitably over-shadows transmission.

So is the coming together in a sometimes uneasily diverse society, through a presumptive communal or national bereavement, which the monument embodies.

I had endured a prolonged, or anticipatory, bereavement; which was made all the worse as I was at a time of huge transition in my life.

Anna Phillips, the study's lead author and a research fellow at the University of Birmingham, said that interventions with the elderly may "improve marital quality in the married, or cope with bereavement in the bereaved, which might in turn have a positive effect on the immune response to the flu vaccine".