Sentence examples for increased calm from inspiring English sources

In the largest trial to date, published last year in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, breast cancer survivors who practised mindfulness were found to have increased calm and wellbeing, better sleep and less physical pain.

This was due partly to the improved economic situation and also to the increased calm on the streets, attributed to the intensive American training of the PA's security forces.

A 2011 study published in the journal Cancer Nursing also found that the majority of cancer patients who participated in mindfulness-based stress reduction therapy experienced positive effects including increased calm and well-being, better sleep quality, more energy and decreased physical pain.

One centre in Atlanta uses a hospital-wide music system to increase calm among patients and reduce the need for general anaesthetics.

While these practices provide practical benefits like increased concentration, calm and endurance, the real goal of these practices is something else entirely: awareness.

(Louise) This increased sense of calm and patience that participants gained from the group allowed them to realize that they had the strength and ability to parent their children effectively.

If this were indeed the case, avidity effects would result in greatly increased binding of CALM to a membrane containing both ligands when compared to the binding to membranes containing only one of the ligands, i.e., the KD of the apparent binding to liposomes containing both ligands would be much lower than the average value of the individual KDs for the two ligands measured separately.

The increased oxygen will calm you and release the tension your body is building up.

Nevertheless, Alvarez reported that local officials were taking the matter seriously, building sidewalks, installing audible pedestrian signals, increasing traffic calming, modifying bus stops, creating overpasses, and improving lighting.

As the life in the rabbit slowly ebbed away, a calm depression, increased in intensity by the approaching autumn, descended upon the family.

The Indian government is making a mistake if it believes that the relative recent calm and increased prosperity in the state means that a status quo is setting in.