Sentence examples for relief expectations from inspiring English sources

Finally patients with high or very high pain relief expectations improved more in SF-12 MCS than those with low expectations.

There were two the expectations associated regarding WOMAC pain and function domains: patients with high or very high pain relief expectations improved more than patients with low expectations and patients with very high ability to walk expectations improved more than patients with low or high expectations.

Among patients with low pain relief expectations, the patients exceeding the MCID in WOMAC domains after surgery varied from 53.4%too 58.4%, while this range was higher for patients with high or very high expectations, which varied from 75.0% to 79.2%, except for WOMAC stiffness domain which was 62.8% and 69.2% for high and very high expectations, respectively.

Participants expressed acceptance and appreciation, a sense of relief, expectation of effective treatment, worries, fatalism, dejection and agitation.

Expectations of those considering knee OA an occasional problem are mainly symptom relief, whereas expectations of those considering knee OA a chronic problem are to dispose of a treatment being able to modify or stop OA evolution.

Pain relief and expectations are managed by clinical teams; however, a fractured access to surgical services impacts on the patient's hospital experience which may reduce overall satisfaction.

After a shy silence someone said, "Do you know Terry Eagleton?" -- at which the class murmured with relief and expectation.

A white marble bodhisattva of the seventh or eighth century A.D. made $110,500, despite visible damage, and a large stele with a standing bodhisattva in high relief also tripled expectations at $1.72 million.

During Wednesday's hearing, members of the Congressional Oversight Panel said Treasury's foreclosure-prevention programs "failed to provide meaningful relief," generated "false expectations," and have been a "major disappointment".

President Barack Obama entered office with promises of relief from unrealistic expectations and punitive incentives - only to double down on testing's importance by favoring value-added teacher evaluations and to promote privatization through the charter school sector which has increasingly placed portions of our educational commons into hands avoiding public oversight.

Interviews focused on prior experience, beliefs about illness causation, attitudes toward the possibility of finding relief, and on expectations and hope for the treatment's outcome.