Sentence examples for ratio of mood from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, as in the "Demoralized" group, cluster 3 had a high ratio of mood disorders and suicidal behaviour.
Cluster 2 comprised men (100%) mostly aged between 40 and 49, with the highest AUDIT score and ratio of mood and anxiety disorders.
We report a case of lithium-responsive bipolar disorder and the risk/benefit ratio of ongoing mood stability vs. end organ toxicity.
The recognition rate of mood disorder by physicians and the prescription rate of psychotropic medicine were each calculated as a ratio among patients evaluated as having major depressive disorder and any mood disorder using the PHQ.
This number assumed a probability of exposure to the factor under study of 15% in the group with concomitant mood disorder and also a ratio of 4 patients with mood disorders versus 1 without.
The bottom line of each panel presents the proportion of the daily variation of average abnormal returns explained by mood, measured as the ratio of the R2 of the mood variable regression to the R2 of the respective dummy variable regression.
Since those two averages incorporate mood scores from both 1953 and 2007, they may be more inclusive than the results for the standalone mood score reported in Panels A and B. An important result in Panels C and D is the proportion of variation of average daily abnormal returns explained by mood as measured by the ratio of the R2 of the mood regression to the dummy variable regression.
Our measure is the ratio of the R2 of the mood regression divided by the R2 of the corresponding dummy-variable regression.
To what extent manipulating the dietary ratio of protein-to-carbohydrate affects mood, cognition and sleep during short-term energy deficit is undetermined.
The results for the R2 ratios are declining with size suggesting that the ability of mood to explain the day-of-the-week effect declines with market capitalization.
