Sentences with phrase «subjective reports»

I know of subjective reports of people feeling like if they eat a big meal, it might not make them sleep quite as well.

The assessments of pain and function were done with telephone interviews, and relied on subjective reports from the patients.

The bias in using subjective reports in parent involvement research should be a serious concern.

They made subjective reports of mental health, vitality, social functioning and emotional status of spouses by phone questionnaires or face - to - face evaluation.

It is rather magic to combine subjective reports with an insight of what is actually happening in the brain.»

A neuropsychoanalytic approach, combining subjective reports and objective measurements, could be used to explore a big mystery in current neurobiology: the purpose of the recently discovered «default mode network.»

The research team, led by professor Kazuyo Tsuzuki, had the subjects sleep in two bedrooms set to the same temperature using ACs set at different airflow velocities, then made a comparison of the depth of sleep and body temperature control using electroencephalogram (EEG) measurements as well as subjective reporting by the subjects.

«Understanding the magnitude of this bias is essential in accurately interpreting survey results that include subjective reports of feelings and symptoms,» says Patrick Shrout, a professor in New York University's Department of Psychology and a co-author of the paper, which appears in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

Relative to otherwise similar whites, blacks do attend schools with more students eligible for the federal lunch program and schools in which subjective reports from officials indicated higher levels of gang activity, loitering in front of the school, and litter around the school.

I agree with the Arbitrator that the underlying basis for Dr. Ford's opinion that Mr. F needed no «further formal medical rehabilitation» was «his view that there are no objective determinants for [Mr. F's] subjective report of pain.»

The fact that her injury was largely based on subjective reports of pain, did not lead to a finding against her as she was a believable witness and the medical evidence was largely supportive of her position.

And he began to pair his patients» subjective reports with their objective diagnoses, launching the scientific practice of neuropsychoanalysis.

Recent relevant publication: Yael Goverover, Nancy D. Chiaravalloti: The impact of self - awareness and depression on subjective reports of memory, quality - of - life and satisfaction with life following TBI.

He asserted that the subjective reports of those who spent time in the Institute's sensitivity and encounter groups were consistently glowing.

An Imperial College London — led team reporting this week in Current Biology and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences used brain imaging, electrical activity measurements and subjective reports to track brain and experiential responses to LSD in 20 volunteers.

Now better techniques for measuring sleep states have shown that their sleep is fundamentally different from normal, which probably explains their subjective reports of being unable to switch off (see «Awake asleep: Insomniac brains that can't switch off «-RRB-.

«For years, scientists have had to rely solely on subjective reports of fatigue,» said Dr. Genova.

«Sleep - disordered breathing often goes undetected by patients, and subjective reports are not reliable,» they wrote.

The biologic effects of grounding the human body during sleep as measured by cortisol levels and subjective reporting of sleep, pain, and stress.

Ginger: Some claim it has an anti-inflammatory effect and there are some anecdotal, subjective reports of improvement in asthma, but it has not been shown to improve pulmonary function.

Intravenous caffeine in stimulant drug abusers: subjective reports and physiological effects

A subjective report is one in which you can't tell 2 knots from 1000 knots because there are no numbers at all.

A subjective report is no better than anybody's opinion, no matter how ill informed.

A subjective report depends on every person experiencing the same thing for him or her self.

You say - «A subjective report is no better than anybody's opinion, no matter how ill informed.

On the other hand, plaintiffs who exaggerate their injuries or seek to manipulate the process by avoiding appointments and engaging in subjective reporting of their injuries will frequently be punished with lower damage awards.

Medical professionals must rely on the subjective reports of plaintiffs in assessing their condition.

[78] The medical evidence is of limited assistance since the opinions are to a great extent dependent upon Ms. Ryan's subjective reports.

In such circumstances Ms. Ryan's credibility is of particular importance since the physicians are to large extent dependent upon her subjective reports in reaching their opinions.

Further, it submits that after examining Mr. Alobic on August 19, 1996 at its request, Dr. Michael Ford, orthopaedic surgeon, concluded that «(t) he nature of his condition (was) such that there (was) no need to impose any medical restrictions and any disability (was) secondary to his subjective report of pain for which there (were) no objective determinants.»

Subjective report of family functioning was assessed using the McMaster Family Assessment Device (FAD) with socio - economic information obtained from a self - report Health and Lifestyle Questionnaire.