Sentence examples for may induce anxiety from inspiring English sources

Although symptoms may be mild in some cases, the peculiar qualities of angina pectoris may induce anxiety.

Caffeine may induce anxiety and insomnia.

For example, St. John's wort, S-adenosylmethionine, and ginseng may induce mania (Andreescu et al. 2008; Norelli and Xu 2014), supplements containing serotonergic agents and stimulants may induce anxiety (McCarthy et al. 2014), and melatonin may increase daytime sleepiness (Werneke et al. 2006).

In addition unnecessary testing may induce anxiety, worry and discomfort in these patients.

This initiates GPs' frustration and leads to a paternalistic attitude, which may induce anxiety in the patient.

Together with a lack of comprehension, this may induce anxiety and distress, resulting in poor or non-adherence and excessive movement.

Waiting for results may induce unnecessary anxiety.

The OF may induce more anxiety than the other two tests if defecation is considered a valid index of emotionality in the OF test [ 95]; however, others have questioned the validity of OF defecation as index of emotionality of rats [ 96, 97].

In sum, coparental interactions may be a source of chronic or extreme conflict (Feinberg 2003), both likely to induce anxiety.

"If they're not ready, you're going to induce anxiety".

I too am now slightly preoccupied by more than just the cricket... Enough to induce anxiety dreams all round.