Sentence examples for this distress has from inspiring English sources

This distress has been shown to be similar to that of the patient the 'first victim'.

Although the infants of the vacuum group were born after fetal distress, this distress had only a short effect on cerebral hemodynamics lasting less than 24 hours when compared to healthy infants born after elective cesarean section.

A lot of the distress has already been dealt with.

This maternal distress has the added impact of disrupting the mother-child bond and will potentially have lasting adverse effects on the mental health of their children," Elliot said.

Self-efficacy is an important factor in successful behaviour change [ 30] however the relationship between this and distress has not been explored.

In keeping with this, psychological distress has been found to be significantly more common among younger doctors and residents than among their older colleagues [ 27].

After the broadcast was over, Boris's second wife Marina burst into the Green Room shouting angrily: "How dare you bring my family into this!" Her evident distress has no doubt rendered Paddick's raising the subject during this campaign unlikely – even though there have been reports (neither denied nor confirmed) since the last election of another alleged affair and even a lovechild.

"But even allowing for the traditional exaggeration, this degree of distress has a different tone to it".

Less than 10percentt of the distress had been resolved through loan modifications or sales.

This vast landscape of distress has been mapped into a series of categories in psychiatry's diagnostic manual, DSM-IV.

15 16 This is concerning as high distress has been associated with lower treatment adherence, 17 18 lower quality of life, 11 19 20 higher incidence of cancer-related symptoms and side effects, 21 higher health-risk behaviours 17 and reduced-workplace productivity.