Sentence examples for represent distress from inspiring English sources

These vocalizations are believed to represent distress signals from the pup.

The hands to the head represent the distress you feel during, and the ruminating or compulsions that can come as a result.

* Higher scores represent greater distress.

We chose the total HADS score to represent psychiatric distress because it assesses both depression and anxiety.

Items tended to represent more distress (mean, 0 logits) than that experienced by the sample (mean, -1.6 logits).

The mean (SD) person location was -1.619 (1.454), meaning that the items represent more distress than that experienced by the sample.

As we found a low number of life events from T3 to T4 (mean 2.0, sd 1.86) not indicated by mother to represent any distress (mean 0.70, sd 0.80), life events were not included in the model.

The argument, made by some authors, that subjective cognitive complaints in women treated for breast cancer may solely represent psychological distress or fatigue (Morse et al, 2003; Pullens et al, 2010) is undermined by our finding of only weak-to-moderate associations among SCF and these measures.

Release of the hormone cortisol represents a distress response to novel or stressful situations.

Rather, variables representing psychosocial distress were among the strongest predictors of hospitalisations and physician visits [ 24, 25].

High K10 scores representing high distress are strong predictors of affective disorders such as depression and anxiety [ 27].