Sentence examples for depression phase from inspiring English sources

Tentatively, very tentatively, some economists are even saying Greece could be moving out of its depression phase.

It produced, in the west, a depression phase longer than in 1929-33, and even now, amid a pallid recovery, has left mainstream economists terrified about the prospect of long-term stagnation.

You could say this is Jimmy's bargaining and depression phase.

It is a superimposed basin that experienced an Early Cretaceous rifting graben phase and a Cenozoic foreland depression phase (Liu 1986; Wang et al. 2005, 2008; Chen et al. 2014).

This is characterized by the preference of not raising the leg during the approach phase, and the preference of low joint work at the knee and hip during the depression phase.

Other than moving through the Philippines while in the initial tropical depression phase, Percy affected no other land masses.

The depression management phase (Phase 1) will involve the use of anti-depressant medications and/or referral for psychotherapy, as determined by the CM and the family physician (with study psychiatrist consultation as needed by the CM), tailored to each patient.

In bipolar disorder, sometimes called manic-depressive illness, patients cycle between periods of elation and severe depression, and the depressive phase carries a high risk of suicide.

Theoretical and experimental examinations (by implementing binary and ternary Flory-Huggins (F-H) theory) related to drug-polymer interaction/miscibility including solubility parameter approach, melting point depression method, phase diagram, drug-polymer interaction in the presence of moisture and the effect of drug loading on interaction parameter were performed.

New-onset depressive symptoms refer to participants who developed symptoms of depression between phases 3 and 5, after excluding participants with depressive symptoms at phase 3. Depressive symptoms assessed with GHQ cannot be equated with clinically diagnosed depression (21).

40 These results indicate that agomelatine may contribute to a normalization of disrupted circadian rhythms in depression via phase-shifting properties without direct sedation and therefore not disturbing the normal day-sleep rhythm.