Sentence examples for values of anxiety from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that this type of BLA neuron is likely to represent anxiety and/or emotional values of anxiety elicited by anxiogenic environmental stressors.

In this study, we have identified one group of BLA neurons (type-1) that are possibly involved in coding anxiety and/or emotional values of anxiety.

These results further support the notion that the activity of these type-1 BLA neurons represents anxiety and/or emotional values of anxiety.

These discharge properties correlated well with the animals' anxiety-like behaviors that were only evoked in the open field but not the enriched box (Figure 1A, lower panels), suggesting that the activity of this group of BLA neurons was likely to represent anxiety or emotional values of anxiety triggered by the open-field test.

ANOVA was used to compare the post-HT values of anxiety and depression and the individual color choice groupings (positive, neutral and negative) with regard to post-HT mood color.

Hence, further studies in larger samples of CAD patients and meta-analysis of currently published anxiety screening studies in CAD patients should be undertaken in order to provide with more reliable estimates of optimal cut-off values of anxiety screening scales.

Results showed that Reiki application reduced the intensity of pain, the value of anxiety, and the breathing rate, as well as the need for and number of analgesics.

However, it does not do away with the shock value of anxiety itself, and the carefree anti-foundationalist "ironist" must admit, so long as anxiety remains a possibility, that there is a deeper meaning to foundationalism or a greater sting in its loss than irony can easily deal with.

4 Therefore, the predictive value of anxiety for the occurrence of respiratory failure can be tested alongside objective predictors.

Mean value of anxiety tests did not statistically differ between psychologists (MHM and MB) and by non-psychologists evaluators (table 3).

This is the first study having prospectively assessed the predictive value of anxiety, which is very often considered a subjective and non reliable symptom.