Sentence examples for reliable mood from inspiring English sources

Students report that one reliable mood booster is exercise: even simply getting outside in daylight and walking in the fresh air (which famously used to perk up professional nihilist Friedrich Nietzsche, and he didn't have the added bonus of Adventure Time on Netflix when he got back) helps.

While it makes no grand polemical statements on the controversial practices of the pharmaceutical industry, or the true efficacy of the innumerable antidepressants that now flood the market (and no doubt the water supply), Ms. Fodor's smart, sweet play suggests that the endorphins released by garden-variety love may be the most reliable mood-enhancing drug on the market today.

The Ifo business climate index, considered a reliable gauge of the mood in German industry, fell for a fifth month in September, according to data released Monday by the Ifo Institute in Munich.

The CES-D is a valid and reliable measure of depressed mood[ 24]; higher scores indicate more depressed mood.

The professor finds Amman's streets a reliable gauge of the mood toward the United States.

Consider investment newsletter editors, whom contrarians have used for decades as a reliable gauge of that mood.

One Labour MP who is usually a reliable interpreter of the mood of the party thinks "Owen has a massive mountain to climb".

Defections from one party to another are a surprisingly accurate barometer of the wider political mood, more reliable than opinion polls or focus groups.

Several studies have reported that Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCC) provide reliable performance on musical mood recognition, as this feature reflects the nonlinear frequency sensitivity of the human auditory system [19, 20].

The Abbreviated Chinese Geriatric Depression Scale (ac-GDS) is a 4-item version selected to provide a simple and reliable assessment of depressive mood in elderly dementia patients.

This tool will be administered by a trained research assistant to their main caregivers based on informant ratings [ 35 ]. 2.2 The Abbreviated Chinese Geriatric Depression Scale (ac-GDS) is a 4-item version selected to provide a simple and reliable assessment of depressive mood in elderly dementia patients.