Sentence examples for generate depression from inspiring English sources

However, while other measures such as the Newcastle and the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale essentially generate depression severity scores, the CORE scores seems to be sufficient to the clinical definition of melancholia [ 2].

Unfortunately, it was not possible to generate depression and anxiety prevalence data specifically for men with metastatic disease, as the studies that recruited patients with PCa with metastatic disease did so as part of larger collective samples of patients that included those with localised and/or advanced PCa.

A socially generated depression does not necessarily need psychosocial treatment, nor a biologically generated one a biological treatment".

On the one hand, an increase in susceptibility to LTD induction has been reported in aged animals [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17] whereas on the other hand, several studies point more towards a weaker ability of hippocampal neuronal networks to generate synaptic depression with age [18], [19], [20].

Too much realistic information was represented as likely to generate despair, depression, or an inability to cope.

High selfing rates for example may preserve genetic integrity of well-adapted populations, but on the other hand they can also generate inbreeding depression and reduce the effect of selection [ 9- 11].

In his view, it was the case that these cognitions caused depression, rather than being generated by depression.

The presence of rumination would increase the influence of negative cognition on depression and this, in turn, would increase the influence of depression on cognition in a way that a self-perpetuated cycle of cognitive affective processing would be generated during depression (Ciesla and Roberts 2007; Teasdale 1999).

But hard happy stats are not always enough to trump the stubborn cycle generated by depression's judgy older cousin hell bent on stopping us from doing things that feel good: Guilt.

Alongside this, the persistent input into the limbic brain areas such as the amygdala are likely to be causal in the comorbidities that patients often report due to ongoing painful inputs disrupting normal function and generating fear, depression, and sleep problems (Fig. 2).

One-sided Student's t-tests were deemed appropriate because the levels of inbreeding used here (i.e., F = 1/4 and 1/8) should have been sufficient to have generated inbreeding depression (see Ryman 1970; Kincaid 1983; Thrower and Hard 2009), i.e., a negative magnitude of change.