Sentence examples for represents mood from inspiring English sources

H-group represents those with hyperkinetic disorders; MA-group represents mood or anxiety disorders; HMA-group represents hyperkinetic and mood or anxiety disorders.

From TCM's viewpoint, JWXYS, which was developed about a thousand years ago in the TCM classic of prescriptions, is used to treat liver and spleen blood deficiency with heat transforming, which fairly represents mood disorder, gastrointestinal dysfunction and menstrual problems due to endocrine disorder.

They were further instructed to annotate according to the perceived mood, that is, the "represented" mood, not to the induced, that is, "felt" one, which could have resulted in too high labelling ambiguity: while one may know the represented mood, it is not mandatory that the intended or equal mood is felt by the raters.

The chart took the form of a large cross in which the vertical line denoted arousal, on a scale going from high ('alert/energised') to low ('relaxed') while the horizontal line represented mood on a continuum from 'positive mood' to 'negative mood'.

Thus, we selected available measures that represent mood and anxiety disorders and substance misuse, self-rated health and chronic physical illness.

Ten scales, representing mood states, were derived: that is, anxiety, depression, anger, vigour, fatigue, confusion, friendliness and elation, arousal [(Anxiety + Vigour) – (Fatigue + Confusion)] and positive mood (Elation – Depression) (de Wit et al., 2002).

Accordingly, AQLQ and SF-36 domains representing mood or psychological status ("emotional function" or "role emotional") should correlate moderately to strongly with self-reported or doctor-diagnosed "depression" and only weakly with validation measures for physical impairment ("respiratory symptoms" or "airflow obstruction").

His abiding interest in modern abstraction -- and particularly the work of Arthur Dove, whose paintings he exhibited -- inspired his search for ambiguous natural forms that could transcend objectivity to represent moods and feelings.