Sentence examples for notable anxiety from inspiring English sources

Because midazolam is associated with increased Phase I recovery, the protocol narrowed its indication to patients undergoing invasive awake procedures or experiencing notable anxiety.

If you haven't experienced a notable decrease in your anxiety after working through steps one through seven above, start over.

But as we move to increase awareness of discreet issues with high-performing students -- notable rates of depression, anxiety, sleep deprivation, cheating, drug use, etc. -- we risk missing the heart of the problem.

Despite this, it is notable that all the anxiety tasks described here are sensitive to lesions of the ventral hippocampus (Bannerman et al., 2003; Bannerman et al., 2004; McHugh et al., 2004), whereas they are not affected by amygdala lesions (Treit et al., 1993; Kjelstrup et al., 2002; McHugh et al., 2004).

Among the notable findings, the participants with comorbid anxiety disorders had substantially higher anxiety levels when beginning treatment but made significant gains on anxiety that partially bridged this gap.

Logically he should be the favourite in most matches, with a couple of notable exceptions, and yet that anxiety, that nagging doubt in the back of your mind, is still there.

Social conformity or not, Mr. Zuckerman was deeply impressed with the matter-of-fact way in which many of his interviewees spoke of death, without fear or anxiety, and their notable lack of existential searching for any ultimate meaning of life.

Our observation of no notable difference between arms in anxiety after the procedure contrasts with the results of Balasubramani et al. 24 In a non-randomised study of 272 women with high grade smear results, women who had immediate large loop excision reported lower anxiety and greater relief one week after the intervention than those undergoing biopsy and recall for treatment.

The differences between cases and controls in terms of the frequency of panic disorders and total anxiety disorders were notable but not statistically significant: 8.7% vs. 5.4% for panic disorders, and 17.3% vs. 6.5% for all anxiety disorders in cases and controls, respectively.

A clever if modest study of the strains that success can put on a sturdy friendship, the play is less flashy but far more appealing than Mr. Moses' notable previous drama about the anxieties and rewards of the artistic life, "Bach at Leipzig".

Clinically, C9ORF72 expansions have been associated with a behavioural dysexecutive phenotype but also with notable early features including psychosis and anxiety as well as impaired episodic memory [ 6, 7].