56 The course of disability parallels the course of depression in that disability scores improve as a reflection of improvement in depression over time.
That could be a reflection of the isolation and depression many high-functioning people with an ASD experience, Bölte says.
For this family, I understood Paula's "depression" as a reflection of her experience of disempowerment.
A high proportion of patients with major depression do not achieve symptom remission, possibly as a reflection of the heterogeneity of the depressive syndrome 2.
In the two avowedly serious operas, Dialogues des Carmélites (1957) and La Voix humaine (1959), in which Poulenc depicts deep human suffering, Sams sees a reflection of the composer's own struggles with depression.
One might therefore speculate if increased depression in GTS is merely a reflection of psychosocial impairment in the broadest sense or whether there might be an organic susceptibility for depression and anxiety.
Stress, anxiety, depression – what is that a reflection of?
The comparatively large confidence interval calculated for the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) measure, is a reflection of a greater number of patients in the independent prescribers' group with high BDI scores.
As described later in this paper, we believe that the improved group is a reflection of the effect of the collaborative care models for dementia and depression delivered by the selected memory care practice for this study.
The prevalence of abnormal depression and mental health disorder varies among studies and this might be a reflection of the differences in methods and tools for screening and diagnosis, population differences, cultural difference and different classification systems.
One must bear in mind that six of the seven patients with depression had one or more other comorbidities; the reduced QoL may well be a reflection of the general high load of comorbidity.
