Sentence examples for of distress of from inspiring English sources

To develop a fuzzy linguistic model to quantify the level of distress of patients seeking cosmetic surgery.

"I can tell when there's a sense of distress, of panic in someone's voice, even from sleep," Mr. Schachner said with pride, standing on the back of his houseboat in a black T-shirt with the sleeves cut off, a shark tattoo fighting through the tan of his right shoulder.

The hysterical-leg paralysis that afflicted thousands of middle-class women in the late 19th century not only gives us a visceral understanding of the restrictions set on women's social roles at the time but can also be seen from this distance as a social role itself — the troubled unconscious minds of a certain class of women speaking the idiom of distress of their time.

Andrade and Kaplan (1998) find slightly higher distress costs of 10%to20%0% for US firms, and Almeida and Philippon (2007) calculate a net present value of distress of 4.5% of pre-distress value.

This produces a wailing sound, simulating the cries of distress of the victim.

Prevalence rates of general psychological distress in PICU parents are even higher and exceed rates of distress of parents with children in general wards [ 7, 10].

Asphalt concrete mixtures have various types of distresses, of which, water damage referred as stripping is a major form.

Similar to the commonly-used scale for pain assessment, the Distress Thermometer calls for patients to describe their level of distress on a scale of 0-10.

"It could cause a lot of distress to a lot of people.

Knowledge of how culture may influence expression of mental distress is of particular importance.

A great number of studies quantified the level of subjective distress using measures of quality of life.