Sentence examples for mood is consistent from inspiring English sources
The experimental results of the present study suggest that, with respect to processing order, the encoding of the interrogative mood is consistent across languages when the semantic structure is generated for a polar interrogative in a specific form.
The relation between sleep complaints and depressed mood is consistent with findings from another study of SLE [ 4].
But the mood was consistent and enveloping.
At this show the mood was consistent between the blocks of old songs and blocks of new songs: there were distractingly thick bass lines, slight hints of the blues and gutbucket soul in the arrangements.
Depressed mood was consistent and translatable in all languages.
Although no statistical comparison was performed, improvement observed in the scales assessing mood was consistent with the type of episode observed.
The positive associations that we found with having a primary diagnosis of a psychotic mental illness and with the HoNOS item scores for self-harm, hallucinations and delusion and depressed mood are consistent with HTTs continuing to treat those with severe functional mental disorders (Department of Health, 2001).
Learning more about how biological traits, like temperament and sensitivity in the behavioral inhibition (BIS) and behavioral activation (BAS) systems, relate to mood pathology is consistent with the Research Domain Criteria initiative׳s goal of investigating mechanisms of risk.
This finding argues that PCF has independent determinants from mood disorder, and is consistent with similar findings in relation to CFS [ 47].
The finding of a positive association between masculinity and depressive mood in females is consistent with earlier suggestions that, at least in early adolescence, masculine and feminine sex-typed adolescents may have greater self-esteem, because of their conformity with social norms [ 61].
The findings suggest that the semantic encoding of the interrogative mood is temporally consistent across languages despite its disparate syntactic specification.
