Sentence examples for suffering avoidance from inspiring English sources

Animal suffering avoidance and refinement of procedures are included in CEA aims.

Intrusive, painful memories of the patient's mental suffering and avoidance of stimuli that trigger these, may explain the increased percentage of women reporting anxiety and anxiety related symptoms (e.g., STAI-T and sleep disturbances).

The utilitarian concludes that morality is fundamentally about the avoidance of suffering.

The UK is suffering not because of tax avoidance but because there is not enough taxable income – there is less production now than there was several years back".

Relation of this model to depression is suggested, for example, from the observation of social avoidance in humans suffering from depression [ 123].

Further analysis of the data showed that 131 women (60.1%) were suffering from re-experiencing, 91 (41.7%) from avoidance, and 120 (55.0%) from increased arousal.

The hospice movement in the United States, only several decades old, has significantly reduced avoidance and alleviated a lot of suffering.

In addition, previous research has shown that failure was one of the five EMS explaining most of the variance in anxiety symptoms, and cognitive avoidance was predicted by failure in people suffering from posttraumatic stress [ 83, 84].

Knowledge of these factors may facilitate identification of those older persons who are suffering from severe levels of fear of falling and avoidance of activity, and thereby offer routes to effective intervention.

Waters that are obviously suffering a loss of visual amenity may be shunned by many recreational users, although avoidance behaviour in such circumstances cannot be taken for granted [ 75].

Here, population-level differences were found with respect to behavioural avoidance of hypoxia only in those populations that came from an estuary often suffering from low oxygen (Dekker et al. 2003).