Sentence examples for diminished depression from inspiring English sources

In addition, extroversion diminished depression level while acculturative stressors reduced functional adjustment and well-being.

As he noted to me, colleagues in Germany have already seen dramatic benefits in seven depressed treatment-resistant volunteers in the first experimental trial, six of whom showed clear increases in appetitive motivation with markedly diminished depression.

Massage therapy has received empirical support for facilitating growth, reducing pain, increasing alertness, diminishing depression, and enhancing immune function [ 14].

Physical activity has been shown to be effective in reducing the onset of several chronic pathologies, such as cardiovascular diseases, hypertension [ 2], diabetes, osteoporosis, obesity [ 3]. and neoplastic diseases, also it helps to diminish depression and anxiety by maintaining a balanced mood.

Based on a role for endogenous systems of CRF, 5-HT, and NE in the brain, one possible mechanism where EOAH could diminish depression-like behaviors is by affecting brain levels of 5-HT, CRF, and TH.

But his public defender, Sabrina Shroff, attempted to paint a picture of a man diminished by depression and disorganization, who deserves 10 years in prison instead of the 25 the government seeks for his part in a wild conspiracy to blow up a Washington, D.C., restaurant with the ambassador inside.

A positive correlation has been reported between the diminished postactivation depression and the severity of spasticity following stroke [ 54] and cerebral palsy [ 55].

An ideal drug for RLS would not only suppress RLS symptoms, stop PLMs, but would also restore natural sleep, diminish the depression and anxiety associated with RLS, and delay the progression of the disease.

In general, the advantages of selfing are diminished by inbreeding depression (Jain 1976; Lande and Schemske 1985; Charlesworth and Charlesworth 1987), but accounting for inbreeding depression of immigrants or in a metapopulation context can lead to counterintuitive theoretical results.

Convection soon after diminished over the depression, and the system dissipated on March 11 near 90ºE.

In the early 1930s, the Great Depression diminished opportunities for Prokofiev's ballets and operas to be staged in America and western Europe.