Sentence examples for area depression from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis and euro area depression lit a fire under property in the capital.

In addition, we carried out analysis of spatial autocorrelation using the Spatial Autocorrelation Analysis Program (SAAP; http://www.exetersoftware.com/cat/saap.html) in order to detect and evaluate statistically signals of gradients (clines), gradients irradiating from the center of a particular area (depressions) or isolation by distance models; see for instance Barbujani [37].

This study investigated the links among interpersonal problem areas, depression, and alexithymia in adolescent girls at high risk for excessive weight gain and binge eating disorder.

They also suggested adding two additional care areas: depression and urinary tract infection.

The psychosocial counselor rated children in four areas: depression caseness, PTSD caseness, other psychosocial caseness, and GAPD score.

These differences are obvious across all the key areas (depression within the context of major general health problems and major mental health problems, common psychological symptoms of depression, attitudes to the use of evidence-based treatments, patterns of health care utilisation and expectations of discrimination).

The Fagerstrom Tolerance Test of Nicotine Dependence was used to determine level of dependence on nicotine and The Stop D Scale (Stress and Mood) to provide severity scores for each of the following areas: depression, anxiety, stress, anger, and poor social support [ 14, 15].

A low-pressure area, low or depression, is a region where the atmospheric pressure is lower than that of surrounding locations.

Almost always, there are low laying areas (depressions), next to the agricultural fields, where water floods during rainy season.

In the area of depression, the Hamilton depression rating scale (HAMD) is regularly used for antidepressant treatment evaluation.

Temperature accounted for so much of an area's depression rate that there was not much room left for other factors.