18 Regardless of physical disease, 17 it is not uncommon for mood disorders to be expressed as somatic rather than psychological symptoms across a number of cultures, partly to avoid the perceived stigma of a psychiatric disorder.
Throughout the book he emphasises that experiencing low mood is not uncommon; more important, it is not the sign of failure it might sometimes feel like.
The excitement expressed in the scientific sessions and hallway conversations about Gleevec's benefits for two uncommon cancers transformed the somber mood of past meetings to one of ebullience this year.
Considering both mental and neurological disorders, communication disorder- and learning disabilities made up approximately half of the entire service user case-mix in 2008, whereas mood disorders were uncommon and accounted for only 1.5% of the sample.
It is not uncommon for anybody to have mood swings.
Be's" mood is not so uncommon among the Vietnamese, and it is only natural that it should be so.
Substantial losses of House seats were not that uncommon as the nation's political mood underwent seismic shifts.
Due to the rarity of this occurrence, they created the slogan, "Some things will never happen again in your lifetime", reflecting both this uncommon occurrence as well as the mood that the lyrics and music would most likely take on.
Although many of the features of PRS are compatible with a diagnosis of depression, common features of a severe major depressive episode such as psychomotor slowing, a constantly depressed mood and sleep disturbance are uncommon in PRS [ 11].
Then I'd show up for work in a foul mood". Morning grouchiness is not an uncommon complaint from parents -- especially parents of teenagers.
Apart from his uncommon skill at devising dense, multilayered plots, Mankell's forte is matching mood to setting and subject.
