Sentence examples for described mood from inspiring English sources

As already described, mood color had predictive value with regard to response to treatment (Table 1).

Children also described mood effects as a result of a lack of participation, "I could have been doing better and it is very frustrating".

Using detailed symptomatic data available in GENDEP, six dimensional facets of depressive symptoms were described: mood, anxiety, pessimism, interest activity (describing symptoms of indecisiveness and reduced activity), sleep and appetite [ 64].

MedWatch reports describing mood changes, depression and suicide in patients taking Accutane have filtered in to the F.D.A. steadily since soon after the drug came on the market.

Daugherty et al. ([2009]) proposed a nonlinear oscillator model and used a dynamical systems approach to describe mood changes in bipolar disorder.

The aim of their study was to use a time series approach to describe mood variability in two sets of patients, stable and unstable, whose members are classified by clinical judgement.

The examiner would explore and clarify the individual's use of words to describe mood, thought content or perceptions, as words may be used idiosyncratically with a different meaning from that assumed by the examiner.

To describe mood and psychosensorial symptoms of hypoglycaemia in adolescents with Type 1 diabetes mellitus in two countries with different cultures, Turkey and the USA.

In addition, despite evidence that depressed mood may impair a patient's response to behaviour change or medical adherence, very few secondary prevention programmes describe mood or depression as a focus of management.

26 Although not present in the initial search results, the words 'instability'dysfunctionion' and 'irregular' were also included in all three applications since they are commonly used in the literature to describe mood instability.

The GHQ-12 comprises 12 items describing mood states, six of which are positively phrased (PP items, labelled items p1 to p6) and six negatively phrased (NP items, labelled n1 to n6).