Sentence examples for intervals of depression from inspiring English sources
Springsteen was also experiencing intervals of depression that were far more serious than the occasional guilt trip about being "a rich man in a poor man's shirt," as he sings in "Better Days".
Loss to follow-up may jeopardise the power of the study, for example the confidence intervals for depression were wide.
In the dentate gyrus this range of intervals activates both inhibitory and excitatory mechanisms leading to a pattern of depression at brief intervals (<30 ms) followed by facilitation as the interval between pulses is extended.
These included maternal age at birth; maternal concurrent depression using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), 26 maternal education (<O level, O level, ≥A level); maternal social class (ranked from high to low at five <span class="lh">intervals); and grandmother's history of depression (yes/no) measured at 12 weeks gestation.
They called mania kazoole, describing it as an illness with intervals of normality, and psychotic depression as an illness of 'thinking too much,' relating it to social adversity.
Maximum period of 3 month intervals from onset of five symptoms of depression to the beginning of the study.
The confidence intervals associated with the indirect effect of depression did not contain zero (95% CI = 2.01, 11.71).
The population attributable fraction suggested that 29.2%95%5% confidence interval 10.9% to 43.7%) of depression at age 18 years could be explained by peer victimisation if this were a causal relation.
Compared to patients with religious beliefs, those with no religious beliefs had a 2.56-fold higher risk of depression (95% confidence interval (CI): 1.24-5.27).
The nine-item Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) refers to the previous two-week interval and consists of nine items of depression symptoms and one follow-up question on functional impairment [ 33].
The prevalence of depression was evaluated using frequency analysis and 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
