Sentence examples for symptoms enhanced from inspiring English sources

Psychosocial interventions taught to cancer patients have reduced psychological distress and symptoms, enhanced QOL [ 31], and increased psychological adjustment and survival [ 31- 36].

TENS improved incontinence symptoms, enhanced the quality of life, and decreased adverse effects; hence, it is recommended in treating poststroke UI.

The course of COPD is punctuated by acute exacerbations, which are characterized by worsening respiratory symptoms, enhanced airway inflammation [ 5, 6] and deterioration of lung function [ 7].

Reduction in symptoms, enhanced ability to perform activities of daily living, and overall improved quality of life are critical issues that form the basis of present day therapy for patients with atrial fibrillation.

Our first hypothesis is that as COC should lead to improved outcomes then better COC will be related to a greater proportion of met needs; fewer symptoms; enhanced quality of life; greater feelings of empowerment; and better relationships with staff.

She asked the same question about each bottle: "Will this medicine make my heart better?" I squirmed painfully around the question, weaving ever more elaborate explanations about controlling symptoms, enhancing breathing, minimizing fluid imbalances, improving exercise tolerance.

This heterogeneity in clinical symptoms enhances the chance that OCD may be misdiagnosed or remains unnoticed altogether.

Thus, it is unclear whether baseline levels of symptoms enhance or attenuate the effects of CBM-I in adolescents.

The aims of the instrument are to improve symptoms, enhance comfort, ameliorate quality of life and assist in coming to terms with death [ 18].

In the present study, early exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke and having allergic parents seemed to have a synergistic effect on the development of an allergy and allergic symptoms, enhancing the independent effects of heredity and secondhand tobacco smoke.

Knee OA research also illustrates that weight-bearing exercise such as a daily walking regimen is effective for managing joint symptoms, enhancing functional capacity and quality of life, and decreasing patient reliance on analgesic medication.