Sentence examples for without any mood from inspiring English sources

Among subjects for whom treatment non-concordant with guidelines was prescribed, a total of 11 patients were prescribed antidepressants without any mood stabilizer.

Conversely, the prevalence of MetS among patients with only anxiety disorders (16.7%) or patients without any mood and anxiety disorders (14.3%) was close to the prevalence of MetS reported in a general population study in Taiwan (14.3%) [ 33].

Patients with only anxiety disorders or without any mood or anxiety disorders, who had the lowest percentage of being treated with antipsychotics or mood stabilizers, had the lowest prevalence of MetS.

In this paper, we evaluated data from\data banks of cerebral perfusion measured using SPECT with 99 mTc etil-cysteinate dimer (ECD) in HT patients with and without any mood disorders, celiac disease with and without mood disorders, and non-toxic nodular goitre with and without mood disorders.

Even among those who were clinically diagnosed as having mood disorders by physicians irrespective of the PHQ depression score (n = 15: three with major depressive disorder, four with other depressive disorder, and eight without any mood disorder), only four (26.7%) were prescribed an antidepressant.

Also noteworthy is that more than one-third of depressed bipolar II patients receiving treatment concordant with guidelines were prescribed antidepressants within monotherapy, which constitutes a third line recommendation under the CANMAT guidelines, and almost one third of all bipolar II patients were treated with antidepressant without any mood stabilizer.

Both he and his wife state that he was high-functioning, without any cognitive, mood, and behavioral problems during the time period between college and about age 35.

Even without a mood detection algorithm, you can classify that emotion: skepticism.

In a second study among bipolar twins, our main finding was that co-twins of a bipolar index twin (without a mood disorder) had a higher prevalence and titer of TPO-Abs as compared to healthy control twins.

Psychological symptoms in women without a mood disorder are frequent during the MT and most often include irritability, tearfulness, anxiety, depression, emotional lability, low energy and motivation, poor concentration, and interrupted sleep (Avis et al. 1994).

For both groups, benzodiazepines and antidepressants were the most common medications present at time of death, and in 23% of the BD group, an antidepressant was present without a mood stabilizer or antipsychotic.