Sentence examples for mood indicators from inspiring English sources
To assess depression and mood indicators in subjects newly diagnosed with chronic open-angle glaucoma.
Wearable technology – smart devices worn on the body to collate real-time health information – allows us to monitor our heart rate, sleep patterns and mood indicators, as well as exercise regimes and eating habits.
In addition, Gallup has a new analysis showing that despite Mr. Obama's tepid job approval ratings, a number of important economic and national mood indicators watched by Gallup are higher now than in February 2009, after Mr. Obama's inauguration.
To determine whether depression in the elderly in institutionalized settings could be identified using the mood indicators in the Minimum Data Set (MDS) 2.0 (Section E1, Items A-P).
Characters with saucer-sized eyes are anime's most distinctive stylistic trait, along with mood indicators like flushed cheeks and pulsing veins.
Each of these assesses various physiological and mood indicators of depression, and are combined to form the total PHQ-9 score.
If only for the costumes and '60s music, "Pan Am" is amusing to see at least once, but if it has any instructive benefit at all, it's as a mood indicator for these times, not those.
I ran out into the synagogue's sanctuary, where the Boards were noisily registering my existence, the letters "LENNY A". flipping into place at the very bottom of one of the Boards, along with my last blood work — not so hot — and the promising mood indicator "meek but coöperative".
Qualitative information (study population/design, ion polarity/concentration, exposure duration) and quantitative data (mood indicator effects) were extracted.
Perhaps the strongest mood-indicator, however, is in the number of horses running in each of the two-year-old races -- races that traditionally attract large fields.
He recently published The Mood State Indicators (MSI) algorithm, which modeled and explained the mental processes involved in human speech and writing, to predict emotional states.
