Sentence examples for depressed term from inspiring English sources

If infant is considered to require medical support, appropriate interventions are provided including sustained inflations, which receive depressed term newborns with a heart rate <80 bpm.

"Our members don't want £1,500 if it is going to result in depressed terms and conditions and another five streets on a delivery".

And on occasion, they paint a dim portrait of the current economy -- in more depressed terms than the president and his campaign would use –- with warnings that Romney would take send it into a free-fall.

C1 Many Travelers Avoiding Asia The region from Beijing to Bangkok remains far more depressed in terms of air travel than any other part of the world.

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You Have No Idea What The Term 'Depressed' Means Until It Devours You.

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Search terms included: 1) Depression, Depressive disorder, Depressed and 2) Decision-making, Informed consent, Competence, Mental competency, Mental capacity.

We compared depressed and non-depressed mothers in terms of ownership of household assets using the World Bank Assets Questionnaire for Pakistan (17).

The U.S. economy remains deeply depressed, with long-term unemployment in particular still disastrously high, a point Bernanke himself has recently emphasized.

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