Sentence examples for concerns predicted from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the PMOBE, perfectionistic concerns predicted increased binge eating (vulnerability effect).

Using a sample of 486 students from 6th 12th grade (54% female) and employing a longitudinal design with three waves spaced 4 5 months apart, the present study investigated whether perfectionism (perfectionistic strivings and perfectionistic concerns) predicted relative changes in students' school engagement (behavioral, emotional, and cognitive engagement).

Results for the anxiety disorders were very similar to what was reported for current diagnosis: ASI-social-cognitive concerns predicted SAD and ASI-physical concerns PD.

Concerns predicting pleurodesis outcome are still controversial [ 8– 10].

We assessed two premises to evaluate the potential efficacy of the intervention: (1) ICS necessity beliefs and concerns predict adherence in this group and (2) that nurse specialists would elicit and address ICS beliefs more frequently postbriefing, indicating fidelity in delivery of the intervention.

Looking ahead, Stephen Meyers, president of Houlihan/Lawrence, the real-estate brokerage concern, predicted that even though the galloping pace was unlikely to continue, the million- dollar market would not fade completely in Westchester and Putnam.

Past recycling behavior predicted green apparel shopping behavior; past recycling behavior predicted environmental concern; environmental concern predicted green apparel shopping behavior; past recycling behavior no longer predicted green apparel shopping behavior after environmental concern was controlled.

At the same time the charity Alcohol Concern predicted the number of admissions would reach 1.5m a year by 2015 and cost the NHS £3.7bn a year.

Alcohol Concern predicts that this will rise to £3.7bn by 2015.

The only significant child functioning concern predicting transfers to ongoing services is positive toxicology at birth.

We have recently found that general anxiety but not concern predicts attendance for a repeat smear test following an inadequate smear test result (unpublished data, submitted for publication).