Sentence examples for date distress from inspiring English sources

To date, distress in people with diabetes (Type 1 and 2) has usually been measured and studied quantitatively [ 2, 11, 15, 16].

Siewert said continuing to celebrate Australia Day on 26 January, given the history of the date and the distress it caused Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, would also make a political statement.

Evidence to date suggests that distress in family members persists over 5 years following diagnosis.

We found no changes in the duration, IPI, or IPI variance in response to any predictor variables (lights, fabrics, distress calls, date, time, and passes or collisions).

We examined the effects and interactions of lights, fabrics, distress calls, date, time (minutes after sunset), and passes or collision on the duration, duration variance, IPI, and IPI variance using ANCOVA SPSSS version 17.0, SPSS Inc).

However, CBT has the largest evidence base for treating cancer-related distress to date [ 14], with most studies suggesting that treatment for distress at the time of cancer diagnosis is more effective than after cancer treatment has been completed [ 11].

This is congruent with previous investigations of DSH [ 17, 18], although it is not possible to ascertain whether parental distress pre-dated the DSH incident (and thus was a risk factor for DSH in the child), whether it occurred in response to the DSH incident, or whether a combination of both of these situations is occurring.

I fear, instead, that Pret has become as dated as its distressed-metal interiors.

The Kaplan Meier graphs illustrate the time from the index date to identification of emotional distress.

Socio-demographic, disease and medical variables, including date of diagnosis, treatment, symptom distress [ 92], age, and education, will also be measured.

By midsummer, with most plum choices and dates booked, there could be distress sales.