Sentence examples for happiness adjusted from inspiring English sources

In the multivariate analysis, only users of tranquilizers under prescription was longer statistically associated with subjective happiness (Adjusted OR = 0.620, p = 0.001), indicating that unprescriptive tranquilizers differences were mediated by other variables.

"Really, 'The Analects' are meant to teach us how to attain spiritual happiness, adjust our daily routines and find our place in modern life".

The evidence on health is complex, but even chronic health problems (like those requiring dialysis) may have surprisingly little long-term effect on happiness, because we adjust to them.

Yoon et al. [ 16] found a significant relationship between oral health-related factors and happiness among an elderly Korean sample, even when the analyses were adjusted by demographic, socioeconomic, and general health-related variables.

Happiness is the result of a deep fulfillment in which our whole being has adjusted to the environment.

The pre-manifest Huntington's disease and healthy control groups did not differ in accuracy for recognition of disgust, anger or happiness (happiness recognition was near ceiling level across both groups), whether or not CAG repeat length and probability of manifest disease onset within 5 years were adjusted for (ANCOVA, P > 0.05).

When the calculations were adjusted by means of the multivariated analysis, obesity, daily breakfast and unprescriptive tranquilizers intake were no longer statistically associated with subjective happiness, but smoking emerged as a new significant predictor of happiness to be added to the previous mentioned variables.

Regions in which the subjects with pre-manifest Huntington's disease had greater activation than the controls were seen in the happiness > neutral contrast after adjusting for probability of manifest disease onset within 5 years (P = 4.0 × 10−5; three clusters); the effect was not seen after adjusting for CAG repeat length.

"I just want to be a true cleric, and as a cleric my job is to help bring balance and happiness to people's lives," he said, adjusting a white turban over his clumsily dyed brown hair.

One way of accounting for this is to assume that lottery winners get used to their new level of wealth, and simply adjust back to a baseline level of happiness – something called the "hedonic treadmill".

But at home she worries about her sons' happiness and burns the candle at both ends to help them adjust to their new lives without a father at home.