Sentence examples for explained the distress from inspiring English sources

We explained the distress Virgin Media were continuing to cause and the assistant was very sympathetic and again assured us that they would at last, five years after being told, acknowledge my father's death.

She further explained the intense distress she felt over being forced to move into the LTC facility and her current sense of feeling trapped there: Oh yes, it's … the meanest thing I (sighs)… I'll never come out of it; it's here on the book that uh this is permanent.

Initial bedside chest X-ray showed no findings to explain the respiratory distress.

Current psychological models of tinnitus assume a neuronal basis of the tinnitus and in addition focus on the interplay of different psychological processes explaining the perceived distress [ 7].

Too often an isolated chronic cough is dismissed as psychogenic or worse, when objective cough counting clearly demonstrates the extreme frequency of coughing paroxysms and explains the great distress suffered by the patient [ 30].

11 Furthermore, we also found that the average DBP in elderly patients with chronic AF was markedly less than that in patients with SR, which most likely explains the chest distress experienced by chronic AF patients due to an insufficient coronary blood supply caused by a reduced DBP.

Further studies are needed to fully explain the relationship between distress or bother and QoL, and greater standardization in the reporting of results of distress or bother and QoL measures will allow for comparison among studies.

Dr. Fried explained the complex relationship between stress/distress and the skin at the American Academy of Dermatology's Summer Academy Meeting 2011 in New York, according to Newswise.

Claes et al.32 suggested that those individuals presenting for genetic testing may have a higher perceived ability to cope with their test result and that this may explain the relatively low distress levels found among study participants.

Considering some well-established normative claims of our self-producing society, where being male brings more advantages than being female, where being thin is more desirable than being fat and where being young is viewed as more attractive than being old, a norm /stigma susceptibility theory could help to explain the heightened psychological distress in the obesity II category.

To explain the riots as Chinese distress over foreign influence minimizes the complicated reality of Chinese racism.