Sentence examples for depressed slope from inspiring English sources

The first component of the model ("Acute-Reversible") consisted of a linear transfer function to account for the rapid and reversible effects of salt on BP (ie. acute salt sensitivity, corresponding with a depressed slope of the chronic pressure natriuresis relationship).

Payen et al. [ 13] also found a depressed reperfusion slope in septic shock patients, as did Skarda et al. [ 14].

For example, a primate's saccades occurring in a head-free condition showed slower velocity or a depressed velocity-amplitude slope, relative to saccades occurring with the head fixed [ 12].

Studies at 25°C and 65°C show that a first high frequency depressed semicircle, a second depressed semicircle, and a sloping line in the low frequency range are respectively related to the initial formation of a solid electrolyte interface (SEI) film, the charge-transfer reaction, and lithium diffusion in graphite.

It is obvious that the main changes occurred in β-CGP are related to depressed peak and increased slope in the histogram of annihilation counts.

A disturbance of the circadian rhythm of cortisol, characterized by a flatter diurnal cortisol slope, is seen in depressed persons [ 12].

To further probe this significant interaction for the migraine group, follow-up simple slope analyses were conducted for the depressed and non-depressed migraine patients.

The uplifted topography with gentle slope produces similar influence as the depressed topography on propagation of high-frequency Rayleigh waves.

"The gross domestic product here has been on a downward slope for years, and the Italian market is very depressed," Mr. Damiani said.

Nyquist plots for the samples measured at the open-circuit potential illustrate a depressed semicircle from high to medium frequency followed by a straight sloping line at the low-frequency end.

Depressed and near-term suicidal patients showed increased vocal-cord jitter and glottal spectral slope.