Sentence examples for crisis episode from inspiring English sources
Overall, 44.6% of the sample had another psychiatric crisis episode in the following two years.
Nearly two thirds of those who returned did so within 6 months of their first crisis episode.
John Adams's opera "The Death of Klinghoffer" is an honest attempt to deal thoughtfully and provocatively, in a time-honored artistic tradition, with a crisis episode; but that cuts too close to the bone.
People with a mental health problem and their family members are excluded if they: (a) go through an acute crisis episode and are hospitalized; (b) have a major physical health problem; or (c) are diagnosed as intellectually deficient.
Systematic synthesis of qualitative and mixed method evaluations suggests that a key factor influencing people's preferences for care planning involvement may be the timing of their decision-making, specifically whether consultation occurs during a crisis episode.
Due to highly nonlinear amplification effects, the economy is prone to instability and occasionally enters volatile crisis episodes.
The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of and factors associated with recurrent psychiatric crisis episodes among children and adolescents in state custody.
In the case of the CHF, across both exchange rates and samples, it now looks much closer to what one would expect, with clear peaks in crisis episodes.
In their factor model analysis on exchange rates, Ranaldo and Söderlind (2010) define a safe haven currency to be a currency that offers hedging value against global risk, both on average and in particular so in crisis episodes.
In addition, they document that there is some non-linearity in this pattern insofar as the appreciation of the Swiss franc is more than proportional to increases in risk and particularly strong during crisis episodes.
The six proposed episodes can be classified into three types: (1) periods of serious macroeconomic crisis (episodes 3 and 5), (2) periods of liberalization with weak labor institutions (episodes 1 and 4), and (3) episodes of low import penetration and stronger labor institutions (episodes 2 and 6).
