Sentence examples for rate of fear from inspiring English sources

A drug traditionally used for tuberculosis, d-cycloserine, has also been shown, when used in combination with behavioral therapy, to increase the rate of fear extinction in patients with OCD.

Rats classified as susceptible based on their post-cat hair exposure behavior in the EPM (Sus-EPM) show higher levels of conditioned fear a day after fear conditioning and an overall lower magnitude of extinction, compared to Res-EPM rats, but they show no deficits in the rate of fear extinction or the magnitude of ASR measured 3 weeks after emotional trauma.

A survey of UN-run showeds showed a 16 per cent low-achievement rate, and an 11.5 per cent rate of fear and anxiety among school children.

To assist the therapist in progressively scaling the AT and CT training sessions, the participant's perceived rate of fear and difficulty during AT and CT sessions will be assessed at a scale from 0 (no fear/not difficult) to 10 (much fear/very difficult), as well as their perceived rate of exertion using the 15 grade Borg scale (range 6-20, [ 37]).

One incarnation correlates "recent market fluctuations with the frequency rate of fear-related words in the media — terror, alarm, panic, horror, dismay, dread, scare, anthrax, nuclear".

If we now imagine a susceptible individual (i.e., neither sick nor scared) having contact with one who is both sick and scared, then the transmission rates of fear, infection, and various combinations are given in Table 1.

Parameters of the model include the size of the lattice, the total population of agents, the distribution of agent types, movement and contact radii, the transmission rates of fear and bug, the duration of sickness, the distance fled, and the duration sequestered.

Two items assess avoidance due to fear, and one item asks for an overall rating of fear.

Two items assess avoidance of dental appointments due to fear, and one item asks for an overall rating of fear of dental work.

Previous studies among insured people found that lower rates of procedure use among minorities are associated with higher rates of fear of complications and lack of trust in effectiveness of treatment.

The wrongdoing at Barclays intensified during the financial crisis, when the bank lowballed its rate out of fear that high borrowing costs indicated weak health.