Sentence examples for distress less from inspiring English sources
The core of Junger's argument is that many of today's veterans owe their distress less to traumatic experiences during their deployments and more to the inevitable sense of alienation they experience on return.
Labour dystocia was more often the primary indication for cesarean section in the prolonged pre-hospitalization labour group and fetal distress less often, but these differences were not statistically significant.
Participants upset at baseline only also reported more psychological distress, less self-esteem, more life events, and higher self-injury scores (all p < 0.001) than those who were upset at both time points.
We hypothesized that the non-IDPs in remote villages experienced the violent conflict in a pattern in line with the ripple effect, indicated by lower level and lower prevalence of distress, less traumatic experiences and better economic conditions than IDPs living in Ambon.
The current study demonstrates that five year patient satisfaction after THR is very high and although patients with pre-operative mental distress report less pain relief they remain no less satisfied than those without any mental distress.
Is was thus expected that i) executive dysfunction would be associated with more distress and less perceived control, and ii) that executive dysfunction would be associated with less functional coping (more symptomatic and less non-symptomatic coping).
Researchers have shown that patients with preoperative mental distress are less likely to benefit after knee arthroplasty but the effect on outcome is less clear with THR [ 2, 8- 10].
This does not imply that the burden of mental distress is less in other races, but rather our instruments of assessment and diagnosis are less appropriately applied in such genetically different individuals.
Some seem more tuned in to psychological distress, some less so.
Only in the art world could pictures like these evoke any kind of distress, much less pass for depth.
The faster a woman can stuff her distress, the less the man has to deal with all those messy feelings of hers and his.
