Sentence examples for depressed terms from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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.

Pearson chi-square test was used to examine significant differences between the two groups (i.e., depressed versus non-depressed) in terms of gender distribution; Multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), was used to examine the impact of gender, group membership (Depressed vs. Non-depressed), gender and their interaction on the indexes of the scales.

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

These results suggest that different treatments distributed digitally can target different subgroups of depressed patients in terms of severity.

Finally, the effect of depressed mood in terms of reduced mental HRQL was found both in diabetic and non-diabetic women, but was stronger in the former group.

Briefly, the focal future direction of this work is to assess cortical thickness in a large sample of well-characterized depressed individuals in terms of their trauma history and MDD onset age in order to disambiguate the contributions of these factors in influencing cortical cytoarchitecture in MDD.

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.