Sentence examples for more emotional problems from inspiring English sources

At 1 month, siblings reported a lower QoL and adolescent girls reported more emotional problems compared with peers.

A higher value indicates more emotional problems.

His solicitor, Andy Hollas, says Mr Flowers' mood is "somewhat better, given some of the more emotional problems he has had since the death of his mother".

"There are people who started drinking in their 20s and 30s and are now in their 60s that tend to have more emotional problems like depression, drink more continuously and have more treatment for alcohol-related problems," Sack said.

This in turn could cause yet more emotional problems.

However, subjects with severe tinnitus handicap are not necessarily cognitively impaired by their tinnitus, but may have more emotional problems.

It is inferred that compared with the CHB patients living in Hong Kong where has the similar HBV prevalence but markedly higher socioeconomic status and healthcare level, our CHB patients suffer more serious emotional problems and so more frequent psychological distress and more substantial social and role disability.

In addition to suggesting that females are more likely to suffer more emotional health problems such as anxiety and depression than males, studies have also proposed that this gender difference is rooted in adolescence [ 15, 16].

This review also found that pets provide a form of psychological support that may prevent more serious emotional problems.

Following the recommendation of the measure's authors, the PAID questionnaire scores are transformed to a scale of 0 100, higher scores indicating more serious emotional problems.

According to the recommendation of the test's authors, the PAID scores were transformed to a 0-100 scale, with higher scores indicating more serious emotional problems.