However, more problematically, was the lack of consistency with which training also induced changes on mood-states.
And so in Denham's open-handed advocacy of the religious potential to combat racism, and rebuild a common and thriving civil society, there may also be glimpses of better policy on the way from his department: his predecessor but one Ruth Kelly, for example, was so steeped in one strand of Catholicism that coming to terms with the democratic change of mood on equalities was, for her, problematic.
The prospect of an end to the violence and a chance at rebuilding delighted many Yemenis and provoked a noticeable change of mood on the streets of Sana.
The chancellor will have to determine herself if, alongside the European Union's new stance, she faces a change of mood on Germany's handling of Russia that could affect her re-election next year.
What would be both truer and more interesting to say is that it's not only the characters: every line of dialogue, every exit and entry, every development of the story, every deliberate change of mood on the stage pleases or displeases the author for reasons they would be at a loss to explain.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said that the EU had so far failed to "act with the right collective resolve", but that there was "a change of mood" on sanctions.
There were significant improvements with TMS for performance in the digit symbol substitution and verbal fluency tests, but no change of mood on a number of measures.
There are encouraging signs in a pilot randomised controlled study by McMillan et al. [ 43] that evaluated the effects of dietary change on mood and cognition in healthy individuals.
The summer, though, saw a change of mood, largely on the back of Stuart McCall's appointment as manager.
There are some welcome stirrings, but without a reshaped system, along with more energy and leadership to capitalise on the change of mood, expect little to change.
Some concession to colour has been made: the digital dash changes depending on mood, ranging from white, through blue and pink and finally red.
