Sentence examples for mood component from inspiring English sources

The Subject seems to be treated as being at a different level of abstraction in the mood component as compared with theme and transitivity.

Put briefly, this latter is presented as a seamless transition in Halliday's account, which uses categories, such as 'exchange' , derived from discourse as the foundation of his analysis of the mood component in the grammar.

In the mood component, this is treated (together with the Finite) as a constituent of the Mood element; but under theme, it is the question of whether or not the Subject, as a separately established element, combines with the topical Theme that gives marked/unmarked theme selection status to the (declarative) clause (Halliday & Matthiessen, 2004: 73 74, 80).

Considering that only 40% of patients in the MED-group received a therapy having some kind of mood-modulating effect, the finding that the impact on mood component was similar is in line with the previous report, and suggests that mindfulness-based treatments, combined with appropriate antidepressant therapy, might yield an increased impact on symptoms of depression.

Hence, based on indications that correlated expression profiles might serve as markers of cellular or tissue relationships, we investigated synchronized expression across two regions implicated in the altered mood component of major depression.

*Evidence in RCT for depressed mood component of major depression only.

All measures are validated.>> Lifetime and current psychiatric diagnosis will be confirmed using the psychosis and mood components of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-5 [ 16, 17].

Our study investigated and confirmed for the first time the predictive value of FEV1/Ht for mental decline in a cohort of very old adults using standardized assessment of both cognitive and mood components.

With its dual reuptake activity achieved at the recommended dose of 60 mg/day (with minimal or no titration), duloxetine has a relatively early onset of action both in terms of pain and mood components of FM.

There are two components in the Mood element: the Subject and the Finite operator.

Furthermore, depressed participants selecting the mood management component were more likely to report at least one successful 7 day quit (37.2% vs. 22.2%) in the 12 months following the intervention.