Sentence examples for experiencing a mood from inspiring English sources

Or maybe he was experiencing a mood swing like the ones he had described having the previous night.

Participants with bipolar disorder were not experiencing a mood episode at either of their assessments for the BaCCs and BADGE studies.

To our knowledge, the present study is the first to show an elevated inflammatory monocyte gene expression in BD patients when experiencing a mood episode, compared to both HC and euthymic BD patients.

Indeed, a previous Canadian study found recurrences were common after the first manic episode with more than one-half of the bipolar patients experiencing a mood event within 12 months, although differences between patients with BD II and BD I were not reported (Yatham et al. 2009).

Patients experiencing a mood episode, however, had a significantly higher total gene expression score (10.63 ± 2.58) compared to healthy controls (p = .004) and euthymic patients (p = .009), as well as when compared to their own scores when they were euthymic (p = .02).02

Ireland is more about experiencing a mood than any particular tourist sites, and that mood is best encapsulated by dramatic cliffs, rolling fog over green hills and whiskey -- lots and lots of whiskey.

Of all inhalant users, 70% met criteria for at least one lifetime mood, anxiety, or personality disorder and 38% experienced a mood or anxiety disorder in the past year.

The studies followed participants from randomization either until they experienced a mood episode or for maximum periods of between 1 and 2 years.

A recent analysis, for instance, showed that of more than 700 new moms surveyed, the majority reported both depression and anxiety, while a full 32percentt experienced a mood disorder during pregnancy.

Among women older than 50 who experienced a mood disorder, only 57% were correctly identified by a HAD scale total score of > or = 11 (sensitivity = 57%).

Patients who have experienced a mood episode are likely to suffer recurrences, with the probability of a recurrence during the year after recovery from an episode reported as more than 50%, increasing to more than 90% over 5 years [ 4].