Sentence examples for stressor from from inspiring English sources

Adjustment disorder is a diagnosis given following a significant psychosocial stressor from which an individual has difficulty recovering.

Insight into how to reduce or prevent the stressor from causing the effect or how to ameliorate the effect through other measures.

Adjustment disorder is a diagnosis given following a significant psychosocial stressor from which an individual has difficulty recovering (eg, death of a loved one, failure to attain an important goal, termination from employment, or other similar events).

Items relating to stressor from patients included "my patients have unrealistic expectations about how I can help them" and "the majority of my patients have complex health and social problems".

We explored the risk of offspring developing psychosis after antenatal exposure of the mother to a severe psychosocial stressor from six months preconception and during fetal life, and after the death of a close family member during the postnatal period and throughout childhood to adolescence.

We analyzed larvae treated with each stressor from 3 5 dpf for gross morphology and liver size and shape using transgenic fish that express red fluorescent protein (RFP) in hepatocytes [ Tg(fabp10 RFP)] (Fig. 1A) and steatosis incidence by Oil Red O staining (Fig. 1B,C).

Stoudemire's potential stressors, from back injuries and the Knicks roller-coaster season to the news media crush surrounding Mike D'Antoni's firing and Linsanity, are easy to list.

"We've got sort of the perfect storm of stressors from multiple places really hammering reefs around the world," said Lubchenco, who was in Australia to speak at the International Coral Reef Symposium in the northeast city of Cairns, near the Great Barrier Reef.

This method can secure risk ratings of selected stressors from many different samples of respondents.

Despite poor performance of the RW model, DI phosphorus data for riverine wetlands, derived from the overall model, were strongly related to watershed characteristics (r2 = 0.61), indicating the overall model's ability to integrate stressors from the surrounding watershed in areas where measured phosphorus did not adequately characterize prevailing conditions.

Working with them, she developed a suite of tools to promote mindfulness in the classroom, to help children cope not only with serious traumas, like the terrorist attacks, but also with more everyday stressors, from exams to poverty to conflict in the home.