Sentence examples for possible anxieties from inspiring English sources

His lack of authorial comments seems to reinforce a possible "anxieties about gender confusion" in the plot, and the characters' sexual identities are blurred; the dispute between Mrs Atkinson and Dr Harrison continues until the very end of the novel.

And your heart sinks because sometimes someone has had diabetes for a while before they're even diagnosed... so I think that in a way, if we had a better relationship or close relationship with a practice, they perhaps could pick that up.' GPs and practice nurses also talked about the need to educate newly diagnosed patients to emphasise the importance of screening and overcome possible anxieties.

She was younger than the commissioner, but he relied and depended on her; being without her was the greatest possible anxiety he could imagine.

"It is very suggestive of someone who has thought through how to cause the con men at the C.R.U. the maximum possible anxiety," he said, referring to the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia.

Eighty-six women (28.1%) had HADS anxiety subscore ≥8, indicating possible anxiety problem; while 56 subjects (18.6%) had possible depression.

There were old medical studies, for example, speculating about Charles Darwin's health and possible anxiety and panic issues way back in the 19th century.

Is it worth the cost, the time and the possible anxiety if only 1 in 5 people learn enough to warrant a follow-up appointment?

Assuming that the open field detected possible anxiety-like behavior associated with ventral hippocampus damage [64], [65], [68], that burrowing activity detects selective damage of the dorsal hippocampus [62], [63], [69], and that there was no apparent virus immunolabeling in the dorsal hippocampus, burrowing changes may be associated with septal damage [61].

Among highly stressed patients (level 3), 33% reported symptoms indicating possible depression and 64% possible anxiety.

A cut-off score of eight is suggested to indicate possible anxiety or depression.

The cut-off score of eight is suggested to indicate possible anxiety and depression [ 24].