Sentence examples for mood difference from inspiring English sources

Since MIDI representations do not contain these features, diversity of retrieved musical pieces will decrease and users cannot evaluate the mood difference of the pieces if we use only musical signals which are synthesized from MIDI representations.

No significant mood difference between age groups was found in laboratory levels of CES-D.

Look for changes in your child's behavior, if your child was at first sullen and melancholy, look for tinges of happiness and an overall mood difference.

None of these group differences was attributable to mood differences (on which groups did not differ).

Indeed, as Dr. Forgas said by e-mail, "I never worked with depressives, and I do not think that the experiments we have done looking at mood effects on cognitive processes in normal populations experiencing minor, everyday mood differences can be readily generalized to depressive cognition".

Additionally, mood affected performance if it was induced before the learning phase; participants in a negative mood needed more repetitions to reach the mastery level and also performed worse in the transfer tasks, although there were no greater mood differences in this problem-solving phase.

Given the link between stress, depression and loss of hippocampal neurons [26], the possibility that hippocampal atrophy was being mediated by mood differences in our LEQ groups was evaluated.

These differences cannot be attributed to pre-training mood differences, as mood scores were equivalent between groups at baseline.

Furthermore, the results might indicate that behavioral biases are more related to depressive symptomatology than to state mood effects and it also indicates that such tendencies might not be as sensitive to mood differences as cognitive biases are.

This task has been successfully used in previous studies (Holmes, Lang, & Shah, 2009; Holmes et al., 2006) to minimize the influence of mood differences across groups and return mood to baseline before post-training assessment tasks.

Given the sample sizes in this study, it remains to be seen whether mood differences will be statistically significant with the inclusion of more female and male veterans in future studies.