Sentence examples for more severe mood from inspiring English sources

Anabaptist participants were mostly recruited from psychiatric hospitals, which may oversample cases with more severe mood disorders within this population.

The QIDS is measured continuously with scores ranging 0 27 and higher scores indicate a more severe mood disorder; scores > 11 indicate major depression (Rush et al., 2003).

First, the participants lost to follow-up might have more severe mood disorders.

There are indications that psychotic BD constitutes a subgroup with a higher frequency of elevated (manic and hypomanic) mood episodes, more severe mood episodes, more hospitalizations 13, and more cognitive impairments 15, 16 compared to non-psychotic BD.

In his practice he has recently seen adolescent eating disorders become more severe and mood swings increase.

Thus, a higher total score reflects more severe depressive mood status.

For this group, a more severe depressive mood is associated with suicidal ideation.

More severe depressive mood tended to associate with less improvement in the Psychological Self [F (1, 36) = 4.02, p = 0.053] including improvement in the impulse control subscale [F (1, 36) = 5.06, p = 0.031].

Patients with CP class C had significantly higher PSQI and HAMD ratings than patients with CP class A or B, suggesting poorer sleep and more severe depressed moods in cases of advanced liver cirrhosis.

Further, migraineurs with EDS experienced a more severe headache, depressive mood, and higher impact of headache.

Patel et al. [ 53] reported that Caucasian patients have more severe and persistent mood symptoms when compared to African-American and Hispanic ethnic groups and also suggested that it may alter the response to atypical antipsychotic risperidone in schizo-affective disorders.