Sentence examples for consequently depression from inspiring English sources

Consequently, depression in T2D patients is associated with an increased risk for diabetes complications and mortality [ 7– 16], as well as an economic burden to society [ 17, 18].

Thus, results in no hope or no trial to escape and consequently develop depression status [ 17].

S100A10 encodes the protein p11, which functions in cellular processes such as exocytosis and endocytosis, and has been associated with serotonergic signaling and, consequently, with depression [ 89].

A possible explanation of this finding from attribution theory is that people who perceive their environment as uncontrollable, i.e. score low on the environmental mastery construct, and attribute this lack of control to some internal cause that is global and stable, feel helpless to prevent future negative outcomes and consequently experience depression [ 37, 38].

Selfed offspring of most outcrossing trees with high degrees of inbreeding depression [ 19, 20] have low survival and growth rates, and consequently low fitness.

It is found that it enhances antidepressants targeting depression, consequently it is prone to have risk factors that leads to adverse effects.

9 Furthermore, smoking may be used as self treatment for depression; consequently, smoking cessation could lead to depression, which increases the risk of suicide.

Old people may experience successful achievement, expand their social and personal relationships, have more chance to increase their physical activities participating in leisure activities, and consequently have less depression leading to more vitality in life.

Several studies have explored how, and to what extent, feeling of loneliness and social exclusion can be remediated (or prevented) by pet ownership [ 38– 40] based on the premise that this reduces the impact of stressors in everyday live and consequently symptoms of depression or anxiety [ 41– 41].

Depression was diagnosed prior to referral to the clinic; consequently a diagnosis of depression was derived from GP referral letters and discharge summaries prior to the patient's attendance at the multidisciplinary clinic and was not treated as part of care provided by clinic doctors.

In her dissent, Ginsburg wrote that Kennedy invoked "an antiabortion shibboleth for which it concededly has no reliable evidence: Women who have abortions come to regret their choices, and consequently suffer from 'severe depression and loss of esteem.'..