Sentence examples for be depressed on from inspiring English sources

It also seems that observers of fertilizer producers are lowering their expectations at a time when farm incomes look assured to be depressed on account of weakness in commodity prices, while bumper crops hardly augur well for increased demand.

Sure I'll be depressed on Valentine's Day, but I get to celebrate the real holiday- '50% off Valentine's Day Candy Day' the very next day!

Out of the 191 high EPDS scorers, 59 (30.9%) were found to be depressed on the SCAN interview, and four out of the 46 low scorers were depressed (8.7%).

In women, following an acute exercise bout, it was reported that plasma TG concentration declined within 90 min after exercise (Lee et al. 1991) and the effect was sustained until the following day (Gill et al. 2003; Lee et al. 1991), though others did not find TG to be depressed on the day after exercise (Magkos et al. 2009).

Nolen-Hoeksema (1991) proposed a more restricted conceptualisation of rumination in the context of depressed mood, defining it as "repetitively focusing on the fact that one is depressed; on one's symptoms of depression; and on the causes, meanings, and consequences of depressive symptoms" (p. 569).

Particular interest has centred on rumination, defined by Nolen-Hoeksema (1991, p. 569) as "repetitively focusing on the fact that one is depressed; on one's symptoms of depression; and on the causes, meanings, and consequences of depressive symptoms".

Participants who were depressed on only one occasion were not at elevated risk of CAC.

Fifteen participants met our criteria for depression by being depressed on the SCID or having a hospital anxiety and depression scale depression score of 11 or higher.

The criteria for an abnormal visual field included results outside the normal limits from a glaucoma hemifield test; the presence of a cluster of three or more non-edge points, all of which were depressed on the pattern deviation plot at a P < 5% level, with one depressed at a P < 1% level; and corrected pattern standard deviation with significance at a P < 5% level.

"I was depressed with my position as an artist; I was depressed with the former mayor, and the demolition of old buildings; I was depressed on the political level with what was going on with Putin".

During the 207 100-day analysis periods, the 144 patients were depressed on average for 23.8% of days, euthymic for 69.5% of days, and hypomanic/manic for 6.7% of days.