Sentence examples for level of mania from inspiring English sources

But not with anything like the level of mania of the folks now at work, nor with the intensity of the Japanese, who have become both trophy hunters and the fetish archivists of style.

These results suggest that mood elevations do not need to reach the level of mania for impulsive behaviour to be activated.

Patients had a low level of mania symptoms at baseline, and the mean change at endpoint in YMRS total scores improved for the olanzapine group and worsened for the placebo group (−0.32 [SE 0.17] vs. 0.34 [SE 0.24]; p = .03).03

The authors concluded that health utilities may be related to certain health status attributes and to level of depression, but may not be related to level of mania in patients with BD.

Additionally, the association between EE criticism and levels of mania symptoms was stronger among patients in CM than among patients in family treatment.

Most importantly, even though levels of mania were low initially, mean levels of manic symptoms on the BRMS decreased significantly from baseline to termination, and all 10 participants were within a healthy range (BRMS < 7) at termination.

An examination of the dimensions of EE (critical comments and emotional overinvolvement) indicated that a higher frequency of critical comments predicted higher levels of mania and depression at follow-up.

The slightly lower correlation in the mania range might be explained by reduced illness awareness at higher levels of mania for some patients, however.

D'Mello found that hypertension seemed to be related to the severity of illness in bipolar disorder with increased levels of hypertension found in those patients with higher levels of mania.

SF-36 scores for the study are presented in Table 2. Certain SF-36 domains (general health, vitality and role-emotional) were significantly correlated with mental health TTO and SG scores, but levels of mania were not correlated with utilities for either overall health or mental health.

Linear regression with adjustments for gender, age, and symptom levels of depression, mania, and psychosis were applied for the association analyses.