Sentence examples for depressive impact from inspiring English sources
Higher rates of evolutionary change have a stronger depressive impact on measures of homology than higher rates of horizontal transmission; thus, low consistency or retention indices are not necessarily indicative of 'ethnogenesis'ethnogenesis
So is Deutsche Bank right that Scotland seceding would have a depressive impact comparable to Britain returning to the Gold Standard in 1925 or the US Federal Reserve failing to pump cash into US banks on the eve of the Great Depression?
While most previous studies reported that the depressive impact of a stressful life event occurred shortly after the event, and decreased over time [ 1], this finding implied that occupational injury may have persistent stressors that occur in the aftermath of injury.
A randomized controlled dosing study of Iyengar yoga and coherent breathing for the treatment of major depressive disorder: Impact on suicidal ideation and safety findings.
This difference in MCS scores suggests that depressive symptoms impact areas beyond physical function.
The present study adds evidence for the usefulness of the BODE index to assess how anxious and depressive symptoms impact the health outcomes of patients with COPD.
Depressive disorders impact society mainly by increasing suicide risk; in a study of 102 fatal suicides, almost 70% of victims had had an affective disorder.
Depressive symptoms' impact on insulin resistance was clinically meaningful such that depressive symptoms were associated with a significantly greater likelihood of developing clinically elevated HOMA-IR (defined as ≥3.16).
The aims of this study were 1) to assess how individual BPSD, categorized based on how they may affect caregivers, impact depressive symptoms for dementia patient caregivers and 2) to test the pathways by which BPSD clusters impact caregiver depressive symptoms.
Among patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), we investigated the prevalence of depressive symptoms, their impact on mortality and quality of life, and correlates of depressive symptoms.
While chronic pain itself can cause or aggravate depressive symptoms, the impact of existing depressive symptoms on the experience of pain also needs to be explored [ 20].
