Sentence examples for marker of mental from inspiring English sources

It has been increasingly considered as a potential genetic marker of mental disorders [ 16].

We used the mental health (MHS) score of SF-36 as a validated marker of mental distress.

Alternatively, "current" glycaemic control may simply serve as a marker of mental health and thus the ability to maintain "current" good control [ 25, 29].

The fact that MMN reflects widespread brain activation may explain why sedative drug induced changes in the MMN have been shown to be a better marker of mental state than are the respective changes in the middle-latency AEPs [ 5].

Overall our results showed that delayed school progression is a risk marker of mental health problems in school aged children, but that this association is largely explained by confounding.

One study followed a group of six hundred and sixty-six freshmen over the course of a year, to see how engaging in various casual sexual activities affected markers of mental health: namely, depression, anxiety, life satisfaction, and self-esteem.

The letter, released ahead of an interview between Barbara Walters and Peter Rodger, urges families to look for what Rodger calls "traits [and] markers" of mental illness in loved ones.

In addition, we did not measure the objective markers of mental fatigue in urine and serum [ 46] and did not investigate the relationship between the MEG data and these markers.

Given that cell aging processes are considered to be related to life expectancy, it is possible that the advanced age of our sample hampered the detection of a relationship between telomere length and markers of mental well-being.

We suggest that the motivation for demobilization and its associated relations to markers of mental health might therefore be a strong indicator for appraising the psychological needs to be addressed in a DDR program.

Subjects were selected from within a larger population-based NIA-funded cohort study by a score in the upper tertile on six markers of mental and physical health, as described in detail in Berkman, Seeman et al, 1992, and all provided written informed consent.