Sentence examples for isolation distress from inspiring English sources
For example, in animal models opioid agonists reduce isolation distress whereas opioid antagonists increase isolation distress.
The lower RCF vs. CT difference in isolation distress calls during the 'clean bedding' condition (Figure 2C) may indicate a 'maximum stimulation' effect induced by the absence of any odour in this specific experimental condition.
At PND8, during two different isolation paradigms (conditions: a) 'clean bedding' and b) 'own cage bedding', see also methods) we observed an effect of postnatal treatment upon the isolation distress calls in the form of more USVs emitted by RCF pups. Figure 2C (see also caption) shows that there was no 'postnatal treatment-by-condition' interaction.
After weeks of isolation and distress, it's nice that three of the show's central characters make a collective step towards redemption.
A year ago, I asked if Ferguson could be this generation's symbol of urban isolation, economic distress, and inferior education.
The patients had few coping strategies; they experienced social isolation and distress and a feeling of 'walking around in circles' [ 29].
Sound recordings were taken in two different situations: isolation and distress, eliciting a range of call types, including broadband vocalizations of varying noise content, ultrasonic whistles and clicks.
Several studies support extensive family involvement and accommodation of OCD symptoms, as well as the considerable burden placed on families who reduce their social activities and increase their isolation and distress [ 6, 7].
This may be explained by the fact that any change of the appearance of the nose can lead to social isolation, psychological distress, low self-esteem and negative body image because the nose is a prominent structure of the face and plays a very significant role in determining one's facial appearance [ 41].
There is consistent evidence that many people prefer to be cared for at home at the end of life, and that this is particularly important to those living in rural and remote areas who otherwise, would experience isolation and distress if they had to travel into urban areas for care [ 4, 7, 8].
