Sentence examples for mood improved from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the respondents' mood improved and they felt restored by being in the forest environment during the experiment, irrespective of thinning.

In the study of 52 women, ages 25 to 45, who had mildly elevated anxiety, moderate depression or high stress, those who performed Bikram (a 90-minute heated form of Hatha yoga) twice a week felt better (mood improved), looked better (pounds came off), and had better control over their anxiety.

No studies were found that considered whether or not mood improved after lumbar spinal surgery.

Intervention group parents' fatigue, sleep quality, and depressed mood improved significantly compared to control group parents.

31 Fatigue severity, pain, function and mood improved, but the study was restricted to patients with mild/moderate disability.

Although there is literature to suggest that back pain is often associated with mood disorders [ 15], no studies were found that considered whether or not mood improved after lumbar spinal surgery.

In a separate study among adolescents [ 26], a delay of school start time by 30 minutes led to an increase in sleep time by 45 minutes; more satisfaction with sleep; improved motivation; reduced sleepiness, fatigue and depressed mood; and improved class attendance.

Medical experts have long explored the ways that writing heals the body and mind, from better moods to improved liver function.

The three main benefits were creativity, improved mood, and improved focus.

Atypical depression is characterized by the following: improved mood in response to positive events; irritable-anxious mood; increased appetite as per comfort eating or significant weight gain; sensation of heaviness in the limbs; hypersomnia as per excessive sleep or sleepiness; over-sensitivity to perceived interpersonal rejection causing significant social impairment.

Many of the observed changes in self-care corresponded to the period of more intensive ANC utilization, i.e. the first six months, however improvements in glucose testing, self-efficacy and improved mood scores persisted at 1-year (+24% mean score, p=0.002; +43% mean score, p=0.003; and -33% mean score, p=0.005 respectively).