Sentence examples for distinguished depression from inspiring English sources

Schoevers et al. [ 4] found that initial depression symptoms most strongly distinguished depression risk, with illness and disability, living situation and female gender also having an impact.

Cognitive testing and brain imaging can help distinguish depression from dementia.

First, the context distinguishes depression at this time from depression at other times.

Depression scores also showed improvement, and it can be difficult to distinguish depression from apathy and anhedonia.

Sobin and Sackheim [ 11] declared that psychomotor symptoms "may be the only symptoms of depression that distinguish depression subtypes, and are predictive of good response to tricyclics antidepressants".

To examine the degree to which measurements distinguish depression, anxiety and stress, the current study sets out to co-calibrate two commonly used scales.

Finally, distinguishing depression from anxiety and somatic disorders allows for a better estimate of the impact of these disorders on a physician's workload.

Further studies using PEPS should continue to explore these differential impacts in order to better distinguish depression from the anhedonia negative symptom in schizophrenia.

The Four Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire (4DSQ) is developed for GPs to distinguish depression, anxiety and somatisation from more general distress [ 61].

Table  3 also displays the factors distinguishing depression only, PTSD only, or PTSD-depression comorbidity from "neither PTSD nor depression" by comparing the corresponding set of risk factors for each of the diagnostic categories.

In summary, experimental attempts to identify unique cognitive processing profiles that can distinguish depression and anxiety at the level of diagnosis have met with mixed results to date and there is a clear need for further research, to aid both theory and clinical practice.