Sentence examples for depression accompanied by from inspiring English sources

His diagnosis, records show, was mild chronic depression accompanied by defiant and negative behavior.

Ultimately, they were worried about the potential for "a 1930's scenario" -- a worldwide depression accompanied by massive political instability.

On the other, it is a psychological horror film that follows Angie's descent into a clinical depression accompanied by scary delusional fantasies.

He hated it, as he hated the Texas plains, the Nevada desert; spaces horizontal and sparsely inhabited had always induced in him a depression accompanied by agoraphobic sensations.

The geriatric psychiatrist Gene D. Cohen's reading of Scrooge produced a differential diagnosis (in the journal Geriatrics, December 2002) of late-life depression accompanied by hypothyroidism, hypothermia, dehydration, arthritis and conjunctivitis associated with acute glaucoma.

Aspiration of gastric contents usually occurs owing to consciousness depression accompanied by STBI.

For depressions accompanied by agitation and psychosis, it is clear that medication, as part of the treatment regimen, is helpful and essential.

Eventually, she suffered one of her "extravagant" depressions, accompanied by a mysterious intestinal blockage for which she blamed the rich food, but which Epstein diagnoses as a case of Crohn's disease, and retreated from the Continent — pregnant — to a cottage in the English countryside, where her mother, who had come for a visit, induced an abortion with a brew of herbs.

Maes, M., Ombelet, W., De Jongh, R., Kenis, G. & Bosmans, E. The inflammatory response following delivery is amplified in women who previously suffered from major depression, suggesting that major depression is accompanied by a sensitization of the inflammatory response system.

A negative correlation was observed between the depression severity index and the value of SDNN, suggesting more severe depression was accompanied by a higher mean level of cardiac autonomic dysfunction.

Our findings suggest that depression is accompanied by dysfunction of the cardiac autonomic nervous system, and further, that depression severity is linked to severity of this dysfunction.