Sentence examples for distress component from inspiring English sources

To answer this differently, I used a word based on logic that meant "doesn't have orgasms" without knowing there was a medical "condition" with a mental distress component.

Similarly, in our study, the number of missing teeth was a predictor of the emotional distress component of OHRQoL.

However, in the physician-related distress component, the experts suggested having a nurse accompany the doctor, since nurses, specifically nurse practitioners and diabetes specialist nurses, play a prominent role in the diabetic health services of Thailand's health care system.

As we translated the instrument, no items required significant modification to fit the Thai cultural context, except for adding a nurse along with a doctor in items 2, 4, 9, and 15 in the physician- and nurse-related distress component.

These models acknowledge the role of an underlying general distress component which accounts for the communality of depression and anxiety symptoms as well as more specific sub-domains of depressive and anxious psychopathology which specify the unique components of both disorders over and above a general underlying distress factor.

Some of this difficulty may arise from a focus on purported maladaptive regulation strategies, which may be confounded with symptomatic distress components of the disorder (such as worry).

Another explanation could be that none of the distress measure components was associated with outcomes above and beyond one another suggesting that they might be equally important in predicting cardiac outcome individually.

The SGRQ has three components: distress due to respiratory symptoms, effects of disturbances on mobility and physical activity, and psychosocial impact of the disease; negative changes represent improvement.

Furthermore, for parents (ie, the non-expert individual) there is an additional emotional component of distress and anxiety further impinging on the exchange of knowledge during a consultation.

Young adults felt that having opportunities to talk to healthcare professionals about diabetes distress should be a component of standard diabetes care.

Pulmonary dysfunction and the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) are components of this process.