Sentence examples for psychiatric analysis from inspiring English sources
A plausible-looking and widely-circulated psychiatric analysis, ostensibly produced by leading Western mental-health institutions, pronounced him demented; this proved, unsurprisingly, to be a fake.
When Mrs. Clinton accused the mayor of racially polarizing New York City, Mr. Giuliani curiously responded with more psychiatric analysis: Mrs. Clinton, he said, was engaged in "a process called projection in psychology," which "means accusing someone of what you're doing".
The psychiatric analysis of anxiety and depression was performed using the Hamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety and the Montgomery Åsberg Depression Rating Scale, while dreams were divided into masochistic and pleasant according to Beck's criteria.
His will go down as the first psychiatric analysis of the suspect offered to the jury, but it's nowhere near the last.
It is often applied in psychiatric fMRI analysis combined with other techniques such as ICA and MVPA.
His famous work Psychopathia Sexualis (1886) provided a detailed psychiatric classification and analysis of sexual disorders.
In multivariate analysis, psychiatric comorbidities were associated with 1.3-fold increase in costs in the UK (95 % CI 1.09 1.5), 1.5-fold increase in Germany (95 % CI 1.2 1.8), and 1.6-fold increase in Italy (95 % CI 1.4 1.9).
In the statistical analysis, psychiatric diagnoses were categorized as serious mental illness (F 20 39, which includes schizophrenia and mood disorders) or other mental illnesses (F 40 99) [ 21].
In the serious adverse events, discontinuations for adverse events and psychiatric adverse events analysis biases were observed in the funnel plot graph (Additional file 1).
First, although this represents the largest disease-discordant MZ twin study to date for any complex psychiatric disorder, our analysis was limited to only 22 pairs of twins.
These constitutive characteristics are traced back to a corpus of literature produced in the 1960s and 1970s in North American psychiatric inpatient institutions; analysis shows how pre-1960 weresubstantiallyntially different.
