Sentence examples for depression arises from inspiring English sources

According to theory, most depression arises from an interaction of genes and experience.

According to a Dr. Boyer, of Berkeley, Calif., his depression arises from "unconscious memories of unsatisfied hunger, or nursing needs".

Psychotic depression arises against a background of psychosis, which may involve symptoms of delusions, hallucinations, or paranoia.

Many of us have been taught that depression arises, in part, from chemical imbalances in the brain.

If so, that could mean their depression arises not from overwhelming negative emotions, but rather from deficient levels of positive emotion.

Synaptic depression arises because of the time needed to recycle and replenish vesiclesfollowing release of neurotransmitter.

In the mid-20th century many people agreed that the Great Depression arose from fundamental flaws in the free market theory of equilibrating supply and demand and that this meant that the free market alone would be incapable of recovering from another global economic downturn.

A matter of some contention after the Great Depression arose over the heights of Elbert and its neighbor, Mount Massive, which have a height difference of only 12 feet.

My mind seemed to be going through this process of rejecting its surroundings -- unable to fully accept the present -- I would constantly find myself lost in vivid memories of my past as if my psyche was trying to remind me of who I was, and then within the same breath, I'd feel the harsh pangs of depression arise as I remembered my reality.

† The age which an awareness of the depression arose in the child.

Cognitive deficits in depression arise among others in the auditory domain [ 1].