Sentence examples for reduced enjoyment from inspiring English sources

20% reported missing vacations and reduced enjoyment at important family events (9.4 weeks) within the previous year.

However, the typical effect on physicians from this process is considerable stress, guilt, depression, and reduced enjoyment in medical practice.

27 Moreover, 68% of the adults treated with GFD describe reduced enjoyment of food, and 27% who were asymptomatic regretted being diagnosed.

Reduced enjoyment of pleasant experiences and increased impact of negative emotions are observed clinically in depression and in borderline personality disorder (BPD).

The second component of loss of welfare is the sheer disutility of the illness, e.g. reduced enjoyment of desired leisure activities, stress, pain, suffering, anxiety, or inconvenience to the individuals affected, their family and communities they live and work in.

Anecdotally, this experience may be similar to reduced enjoyment experienced when one views a movie that was made from a book, or vice versa.

Results indicate that using wearable technology to track bite portions, as compared to doing so mentally, (1) reduces cognitive resource depletion, (2) is equally as effective for allowing users to successfully achieve eating goals, and (3) does not reduce enjoyment of the eating experience.

Food avoidance is likely to reduce enjoyment of eating and affect ability to maintain a healthy nutritional status [ 18].

In a series of interviews with adolescents with Developmental Coordination Disorder 13 14 and with children with cerebral palsy, 15 exercise-induced symptoms of muscle fatigue, poor physical tolerance and low energy levels have also been reported as major factors reducing enjoyment, tolerance and participation.

From this torture I've learnt a valuable lesson: knowing what is going to happen has not significantly reduced my enjoyment of the show.

Universal's Express Pass was a steeper price than we wanted to pay, but not having it definitely reduced the enjoyment.