Sentence examples for depressed average from inspiring English sources

Reunification has been partly to blame: the inclusion of firms in former East Germany and the massive boom in capital investment after unification both depressed average returns.

Intense heat severely depressed average daily gain as age advanced, especially beyond week eight.

The stock market, now trading at a depressed average P/E multiple of 14, could well rise to one of 18, its five-year average.

Interestingly, none of the infected groups had depressed average feed intake in any of the three growth phases as we expected because anorexia is listed as one of the clinical signs in pigs infected with the classical SIVs.

Total testing time for a participant (both depressed and non-depressed) averaged between one and one-and-a-half hours.

Figure 1A shows that the Ca response elicited by anti-CD3 stimulation in TIL was severely depressed, on average ∼7 times smaller in TIL compared with peripheral blood T-cells (PBT).

The depressed cohort on average had a mild level of depression severity at time of imaging (MADRS = 16.1, SD = 10.7, range 0 44), with a mean age of first depressive episode onset of 39.3 years (range = 4 76 years, SD = 19.9 years).

The streetscape here is noticeably more depressed, and the average household income is only $20,000 a year, which is poverty by Californian standards.

The chronically depressed patients were on average 42 years old (range: 64 years to 22 years; SD: 12.28), episodically depressed patients were on average 43 years (range: 71 years to 22 years; SD: 12.05) while the healthy subjects were on average 38 years old (range: 67 years to 18 years; SD: 11.66).

But maybe, just maybe, there is one day where everyone is on average most depressed?

But they remain depressed over all, and average occupancy for all domestic hotels in the second quarter was 60.7 percent, compared with the 69.3 percent the industry enjoyed in the third quarter of 2000, according to STR Global.