Sentence examples for depressive enough from inspiring English sources

Yet for all its tough-guy mannerisms, "The Cold Six Thousand" isn't depressive enough to be true noir.

(He was also a manic depressive, but enough already).

Accordingly, we focus here on depressive states severe enough to warrant hospital admission.

Based on the prevalence of physical health problems amongst older people (60%) (and depressive symptoms high enough to warrant screening amongst those [30%]), and the likely rate of actual disorder from those who screen positive (70%), we anticipate that approximately 1400 older people will need to be screened in order to achieve the 177 participants required for the RCT.

At any time point, up to five percent of adolescents experience depression severe enough to warrant treatment, and around 20% of adolescents will have experienced significant depressive symptoms by adulthood [ 25, 26].

It is possible, however that the mothers with chronic depression had more severe depressive symptoms (although not severe enough to meet the criteria for clinical depression as per the M.I.N.I); we found that these mothers tended to score higher on both the CESD and EPDS compared with mothers who had episodic depression, although the results were not statistically significant.

The 4DSQ depression and anxiety scales are supposed to detect depressive and anxiety disorders severe enough to consider specific treatment.

Mothers of preterm infants (< 37 weeks gestation) are at greater risk for depression than mothers of term infants [ 3]. Between 28 and 66% of mothers of preterm infants reported depressive symptoms [ 4- 9] severe enough to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of depression (i.e., above the cutoff for the specific depression measure) [ 1, 10].

Even more interestingly, just the termination of this viral over-expression was sufficient enough to induce depressive-like behavior in the triadic paradigm of learned helplessness, reduced activity, and diminished sucrose preference (Freund et al. 2016).

D1R over-expression on glutamatergic cells in the medial prefrontal cortex induces mania-like behavior, while the single termination of this over-expression was sufficient enough to result in depressive-like behavior.

Generally, perimenopausal depression is a type of a moderate depression as to severity, because depressive symptoms do not fulfil the complete clinical picture of major depression, either because there are not sufficient symptoms or they are not severe enough [ 52].