Sentence examples for distress report from inspiring English sources

The Xinhua report said the local government had organised a rescue effort after receiving a distress report, and that following the rescue, the Australian had died as a result of altitude sickness, poor health and age, citing officials in Shigatse, a city in western Tibet.

The report points out that average attendances across the Scottish Premier, Championship and Leagues One and Two are down by 5% since the previous Football Distress Report, a fall that is due in part to the recent boycott of Rangers games by disgruntled supporters.

We then used multiple logistic regression analyses to estimate the associations between the combined maternal distress report, entered as a continuous variable, and childhood overweight.

Cohen and al. [ 59] report that depressed patients and patients experiencing high levels of distress report poor sleep quality and decreased QoL.

Emotional distress might influence measures of DL pain and acceptance, since previous general population studies have suggested that women describing higher levels of emotional distress report greater mammogram-related discomfort [ 22- 24].

The fact that patients with emotional distress report physical or somatic symptoms more often than psychological symptoms [ 47] could be a contributing factor for the under-recognition rates found in this study [ 8].

Dr. Lloyd I. Sederer, the executive deputy commissioner for mental hygiene at the health department, said he believed that the higher rate of "frequent mental distress" reported by city residents was statistically significant, although the precise reasons were not clear.

The amount of gluten added to industrially made bread keeps increasing, and Jones has become acutely interested in whether that extra gluten may be at least partly responsible for the gastrointestinal distress reported by so many people.

To test mediating effects of positive emotion and activity restriction on the associations of resilience and pain interference with distress reported by individuals with traumatic upper limb loss evaluated for prosthetics.

However, following allegations from other pupils of historical abuse at the school, the Bishop of Salford issued an apology "for the pain and distress reported to have been suffered".

"They lost jobs, were stigmatized within their communities, and suffered severe financial and emotional distress," reports the CCR.