Sentence examples for distress in relation from inspiring English sources

In a way, this points to the essence (and an explanation) of Europe's distress in relation to its Muslim immigrants.

For most people, periods of distress in relation to cancer, or any other stressor, are transitory.

Much previous research has focused on distress in relation to advanced cancer.

Any notable increase of psychological distress in relation to BMI was seen first in the obesity II category.

A small but noteworthy proportion of bereaved individuals experience a syndrome of prolonged psychological distress in relation to bereavement.

The NPI-D provides a reliable and valid measure of subjective caregiver distress in relation to the neuropsychiatric symptoms measured by the NPI.

In this regard, the enhanced responses of B6 mice to CS presentation, without any previous experience of self-distress in relation to the CS, may result from an association between the CS and the embodiment of others' distress.

As Table  1 shows, psychological distress decreases in relation to BMI for women and men in every age group when age and gender are taken into account except for a very small increase for men in the 25 34 years age group.

Caregiver distress, both in relation to specific NPI-Q symptoms and more generally on the Relatives Stress Scale, was also associated with lower QoL as rated by the person with dementia, suggesting a sensitivity on the part of the person with dementia to the emotional climate, as has been demonstrated previously [ 54].

To establish the incidence, mortality, and time of onset of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in relation to extent of burn and inhalation injury in patients who required mechanical ventilation.

In addition, men reported greater distress than women in relation to their ability to live independently, and in their overall satisfaction with life.