Sentence examples for at a depression from inspiring English sources

Thus, most of the latest descriptions of Cambrian chordates only refer to thin notochords, similar in position but different in width to the axial rod of Nesonektris ; The rod-like structure ends terminally (like a gut) at a depression (like an anus), whereas notochords are usually more dorsally located and extend out into a post-anal tail (see discussion below) that tapers at the end.

"Moonlight," which follows directly behind it, is the album's gentlest song, Dylan's stab at a Depression-era standard like "Walking My Baby Back Home".

The jobless rate for those under 25 is at a Depression-like level of 31.8percentthethighestest among the 27 nations of the European Union.

So we're looking at a Depression-level slump, and 5 years later only a partial bounceback; unemployment is down but still very high, and the decline has a lot to do with emigration.

OJIP transients from P-deficient leaves displayed a rise at the O-step and a depression at the P-step, accompanied by two new steps at about 150 μs (L-step) and at about 300 μs (K-step).

It is shown that subsurface grains influence the roughness and it is hypothesized that a high cumulative Schmid factor on a cross-section below a point at the surface leads to a depression at the surface.

About 59% of the persons with a double depression (MDD and dysthymia) at baseline, also had a depression diagnoses at 2-year follow-up.

OJIP transients from Mn-excess leaves showed a rise at the O-step and a depression at the P-step (Fig. 3A-B).

Thus, it is unclear at present if a depression with irritable mood -by itself--meaningfully constitutes a distinct diagnostic entity.

The most likely explanation, they said, is that patients are at a low point when depression is diagnosed and they start on a drug.

As Terrence McDonough, professor of economics at National University of Ireland, Galway, summarises: "Take a country at the bottom of a depression.