Sentence examples for contained depression from inspiring English sources

Martin Wolf, of the Financial Times, aptly describes the current state of affairs as a contained depression.

And Leon Levy, a founder of Oppenheimer & Company, worries that the country may be on the verge of a "contained depression".

With capital investment declining and, in his view, with the housing bubble ready to burst, Mr. Levy foresees a "contained depression".

One economist, David Levy of the Jerome Levy Forecasting Center, warned this week that the United States was in a period of "contained depression," a transitional stage of debt reduction and asset deflation that will last "at least several years and perhaps a decade".

The depression by age interaction contained depression as a binary variable and age as a mean centered continuous variable.

Fifty five randomised and controlled research trials which focused on adults and contained depression outcome measures were identified through PubMed, PsycInfo and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials databases.

The HADS contains depression and anxiety subscales, each scored from 0 to 21. Normative scores drawn from the general UK adult population are 6.14 (standard deviation = 3.76) for anxiety and 3.68 (SD = 3.07) for depression [ 30].

In some cases, elevated land areas may already contain depressions that eventually form lake basins.

The cleft contains depressions, suggesting base recognition occurs in a knob-into-hole fashion.

Two regions on the "wings" of the duck Aten and Anubis are smooth and contain depressions that may mark sites where the comet shed large chunks of material in the geologically recent past.

The risk of defects is increased when the mold contains depressions or when the resist is deposited as droplets rather than spin-coated, which allows air to be trapped easily [10], which results in the need to conduct the imprinting process under vacuum to prevent trapping of air bubbles as observed in [5, 8, 21].