Sentence examples for depression population from inspiring English sources

No sensitivity analysis was performed to either exclude these individuals or categorize them within the depression population.

These demographic differences suggest that those in the bipolar disorder population tend to have fewer resources and a more limited social safety net than the depression population.

Unobserved differences in the characteristics of patients consenting and not consenting to participate in the study may have resulted in a selection bias, which would reduce the representativeness of the sample population to the general depression population.

Both genetic and genomic techniques can inform managers of the presence of inbreeding depression, population structure, effective population size and whether or not populations are isolated and fragmented (Höglund 2009).

Any limitation in school, work, or household work was reported by 40% of individuals with bipolar disorder--a rate nearly 10 times that of the non-mood disorder population and double that of the depression population.

This difference is likely due to the fact that respondents in the current study who were being treated with both antipsychotic and antidepressant medications may have had greater depression severity than the average depression population as assessed by Lenert et al. (2000) [ 4].

Population augmentation is therefore sometimes used in conservation management to avoid inbreeding depression at low population size [ 71].

23 As shown in sensitivity analyses, this might have underestimated the effect sizes when compared to cardiac-depression populations only.

This study does not support the hypothesis of a predictive value of n-3 PUFA status for depression in population settings.

During the Great Depression, the population of the Green Lake settlement dwindled to 25.

The Depression slowed population growth in the Dallas area somewhat during the later 1930s, but rapid growth patterns returned again during the 1940s.