Sentence examples for depression speed from inspiring English sources

Breaking force (gel strength) and deformation (elasticity/deformability) were measured using the texture analyser equipped with a spherical plunger (diameter 5 mm, depression speed of 60 mm/min).

A spherical probe with a diameter of 5 mm was pressed into the cut surface of a gel specimen perpendicularly at a constant depression speed (60 mm/min) until the puncture occurred.

Breaking force and deformation were measured using a texture analyzer (TA-XT2, Stable Micro Systems, Godalming, Surrey, UK) equipped with a spherical plunger (diameter 5 mm, depression speed 60 mm/min).

Maximal boat speed in transatlantic records largely depends on environmental conditions (north Atlantic depression speed and numbers) rather than on individuals' physical power.

When patients have been transferred to a peripheral ward they are subjected to a single additional evaluation point (EP 2.0) surveying neuropsychological data covering anxiety, depression, speed of information processing and memory (see second part of Table 5).

I am hopeful that relieving my depression will speed up my full recovery or at least enable me to do more in the meantime.

Tropical Depression Wayne sped up to the northeast, but when Vera moved far enough away, Wayne drifted northeastward through the South China Sea, becoming a tropical storm again on August 27.

"While all my classmates were involved in senior activities, I was home depressed and in constant pain, and life had become a blur," Pelton, 19, said, adding later, "Every day I endure memory loss, lack of concentration, depression, slow processing speed and cognitive effects that make my everyday life a battle".

They were dealing with speed depression I guess and they took refuge in the needle.

In the present study, the ratio was also associated with poorer physical function, and mediated the association between depression and walking speed at month 6.

The detrimental impact of post hip fracture depression on walking speed reported here is in accordance with most previous studies [ 28] with one exception, in which depressive symptomatology was not predictive of walking ability at one-year post discharge [ 29].