Sentence examples for a pattern of depression from inspiring English sources

There is also often a pattern of depression, impulsiveness and, all too often, suicide.

In the dentate gyrus this range of intervals activates both inhibitory and excitatory mechanisms leading to a pattern of depression at brief intervals (<30 ms) followed by facilitation as the interval between pulses is extended.

These findings indicate a pattern of cholinesterase depression across the agricultural season, with the greatest number of depressions, as well as the lowest mean level of cholinesterase, occurring in June and apparent recovery in July and August.

A triphasic pattern of depression, facilitation, and depression is characteristic of paired pulse responses in the dentate gyrus and results from the influence of temporally successive and overlapping phenomena including recurrent inhibition, presynaptic facilitation, and feedforward inhibition.

A pattern of anxiety and depression was obtained for 215 of the 220 approached patients.

It is a foliose lichen and its leaf-like thallus is green, leathery and lobed with a pattern of ridges and depressions on the upper surface.

For instance, according to Kleindienst et al. [ 27] a favourable response to lithium could be associated with an episodic pattern of mania-depression-interval and onset of the illness at an older age, whereas a negative response to lithium seems to be related to a high number of previous hospitalizations, an episodic pattern of depression-mania-interval and rapid-cycling mood episodes.

Yet it was precisely his experience of depression and a pattern of repetitive self-harm (that Hatton refers to as "the suicide attempts") which principally motivated his return to the ring.

The pattern of depression in the elderly differs from that observed in a younger population.

That underscores the contributions of genetics and "fetal programming" -- the stew of hormones and other chemicals in which a baby is incubated, and which powerfully influence brain development -- in the intergenerational pattern of depression.

EQ-5D-5 L showed a pattern of change consistent with the depression-specific instruments (PHQ-9 and GRID-HAMD-17), with scores above normal at baseline but close to normal at 3 and 6 months (See Table  8).