Sentence examples for depressed populations from inspiring English sources
In depressed populations, patients receiving depression treatment such as anti-depressants or psychotherapy are significantly more likely to maintain paid employment over a 12-month period than those who do not [ 37].
Major depressive disorder, with atypical and melancholic features, has been methodically investigated in depressed populations: yet there is still some debate as to the validity of the subtype-specific criteria, especially for atypical depression [ 13].
And they didn't even read; depressed populations don't have the time or energy to spare.
Delineating clinically meaningful subgroups within heterogeneous depressed populations is a major challenge.
Limitations include small sample size, lack of objective or treatment adherence measures, and non-generalizability to more severely depressed populations.
The French don't like themselves any longer -- they're one of the world's most depressed populations, a huge consumer of psychotropic drugs and tranquilizers -- and they don't expect others to like them either.
The goal of our study was to estimate the prevalence of depression among these outpatients, to characterize this depressed population, and to analyze its demand for primary care for depressive episodes.
Moreover, this study also shows that BA might work better for a more severely depressed population, whereas mindfulness might work better for people suffering from light depression.
"I think it's the depressed population that focusses on Trump, because it gives them a sense of purpose.
While household formation rates may be down, we found that even if the economy remains depressed, population growth dictates there will still be almost a 20% increase in the number of households over the 20-year period to 2031.
I'd like to pose this question: Could it be that the rise in labor-saving technologies, and the growth of a more sedentary workplace and life in general, not only account in part for an increasingly obese American population, but an increasingly depressed population?
