Sentence examples for connected to mood from inspiring English sources
Studies by the geneticist and social scientist James Fowler suggest that serotonin, the neurotransmitter connected to mood disorders and depression, is strongly implicated in voting behavior.
It can be hypothesized that insulin omission, which leads to weight loss, is more closely connected to mood regulation and self-harm behaviour than to weight and shape issues, although this will need to be researched further.
My own theory is that, in my case, my migraines were connected to my mood disorders.
For, although simple in some ways, policing is inherently complex and deeply connected to the mood of the times.
Connected to their mood is "Ebb and Flow - Flow and Ebb" by Anton Fuchs (1920-95), two masterly evocations of a valley with a defunct castle and a dripping water tap, and a post-diluvian waterworld full of sunken ships and creatures, where the narrator can move easily and play.
There do seem to be links between some of these conditions and creativity, and the notion that your brain can operate differently and spark in different ways that are so creative -- some of that does seem to be connected to certain mood disorders.
Although it is a cliche to claim that creativity is connected to dour moods and a grey outlook on life, all the best stuff is written by some grim-faced pencil chewer with a heart pumped by angst.
I think equally people can get off on this record by just hitting on the mood of the song, or connecting to the mood of the song".
Now that the nogo decision can be connected to processing of the interrogative mood and given that its latencies in the three speaker groups are similar, it can be inferred that the interrogative mood was encoded at roughly the same time in Chinese, German, and Polish.
Researchers from Harvard University recently discovered evidence that mood is closely connected to sleep – a lack of sleep can cause stress, while good sleep can enhance well-being.
In the present experimental design the nogo decision was connected to the encoding of the interrogative mood.
