Sentence examples for understanding mood from inspiring English sources

As a means to prevent relapse, current treatment research is focusing on understanding mood variability (Bonsall et al. 2012).

Impaired time perception is another manifestation of psychiatric disorders, which leads back to the suggestion by Blum et al. that dopamine ultradian oscillators in the striatum may be critical for understanding mood cycling and thought disorders.

Answers to these questions will provide important foundations for better understanding mood disorders.

I don't think the parallels are helpful in understanding the mood in Wallonia.

Addressing the Labour conference in Blackpool in 1965, and understanding the mood of the country and party very well, Alice said: "I say that this country of ours ought to be able to absorb one million immigrants, but I would ask the conference to recognise that these immigrants are concentrated in those very areas where the supply of houses, schools and teachers is already inadequate.

In addition, the four-factor structure of the BPRS may be useful in understanding the mood and psychotic characteristics of these patients.

They assist in understanding the mood of the target audience.

That said, the communal post-club prolapse is only one way of understanding the mood set by their music.

In the Ladies of Laughter finals, Ms. Blizzard did one routine about how her husband asked for help in understanding her moods, which led to the "moodcast".

But at 14 I was still in the trees discovering everything about nature, discovering the secrets of nature, understanding the moods and the cycle of seasons.

This shift, however, provided only a limited improvement in the understanding of mood disorders, and it appears that self-monitoring of mood has the potential to enrich our knowledge, particularly when combined with the advances in technology.