Sentence examples for reported distress from inspiring English sources

Families reported distress caused by uncaring delivery of bad news and careless remarks made by staff members.

Respondents' reported distress during hot flushes was more closely related to their frequency of negative thoughts about the problem, than to perceived control, flush chronicity or daily frequency of flushes.

METHODS:Two hundred nineteen young adults 18-399 years old), 99 with PTSD, underwent 1 day of Holter monitoring and concurrently reported distress levels via ecological momentary assessment.

A number of research groups have reported distress associated with loss of appetite [ 22- 25].

For example, providing information to patients can reduce patient reported distress 11, 12 and anxiety 13.

None of the bricklayers reported distress as a cause or aggravator of their MSD, whereas seven of the supervisors did.

Commonly reported distresses include groove closure in slow moving aircraft areas and shearing in heavy aircraft braking zones.

The first MRI scan was the most distressing: the number of women reporting distress fell in subsequent years.

Recently, they succeeded: in the next edition of the manual, which comes out in May, the term is replaced by "gender dysphoria" — a less pathologizing alternative that describes patients who report distress about their biological sex.

Single ventricle parents were more likely to report distress (50 ± 18% vs. 21 ± 2%; P =.04) and a difficult child (63 ± 17% vs. 31 ± 2%; P =.05).

Stress management training could be particularly beneficial for patients who report distress due to their symptoms.