Sentence examples for presentation of mood from inspiring English sources

Along with the photographers Herb Ritts, Irving Penn and Richard Avedon, Mr. Newton moved fashion photography from a staid reflection of the current year's styles to a more artful, glamorous presentation of mood and story.

Future research should determine which aspects of ASD affect the presentation of mood problems in this clinical group.

It is commonly suggested that the uneven sex distribution in the prevalence and clinical presentation of mood and anxiety disorders is universal.

The typical 2 1 female predominance in the presentation of mood disorders is tempered in at least some comorbid disease states.

However, failing to account for heterogeneity in the clinical presentations of mood and anxiety disorders comes at a cost.

Along with the findings of the MLRN, it is indirect evidence that substance use aggravates the initial clinical presentation of a mood disorder.

Studies have shown that not only do patients with mood disorders have more comorbid medical illnesses than mentally healthy individuals, but also a greater medical illness burden (a greater number of medical illnesses) seems to be associated with a more severe clinical presentation of the mood illness.

Putting our current approach to clinical observation and diagnosis into perspective, the Review published the first English translation and twenty-first century commentary on an 1882 German manuscript on "cyclic insanity"—an early grappling with clinical symptoms and presentation of bipolar mood disorder (2003).

The increased risk of hospitalisation outcomes was greatest in the first year following presentation, indicating the significant impact of mood instability on initial clinical outcomes after presenting to mental health services, independent of psychiatric diagnosis.

In this presentation, we review the seasonality of mood disorders and the photoperiodic control of seasonality among mammals, in order to present new theories of the causes of depression and mania.

Of the 6 completers receiving music therapy, 4 were accepting of the physiological sensors, one was not comfortable wearing either device, and one varied in her acceptance of it depending on her mood and presentation of symptoms.