Sentence examples for mildly depressing from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, I find the news mildly depressing.

It's especially significant to someone like Pierce, an all-star who seems destined to forever exist inside mildly depressing coincidences.

I found this disclosure mildly depressing.

To evaluate the screening properties of the EDS, we evaluated the information function around the latent cutoff points that differentiate between the diagnostic categories of non-depressed, mildly depressed, and severely depressed [ 27, 38].

Maternal satisfaction with analgesia and neonatal feeding behaviour (normal, mildly depressed, severely depressed) will be analysed using multinomial logistic regression.

The scores fall into the following four ranges: 20 44 normal; 45 59 mildly depressed; 60 69 moderately depressed; and 70 and above severely depressed.

On average, subjects with depression were mildly depressed and mildly anxious at the time of evaluation, as indicated by HAMD and HAMA scores; however, they had a long standing history of depression of approximately 6 cumulative years and an average of four episodes of depression.

Goel and Etwaroo [ 5] performed a single-blind RCT to determine the immediate effects of bright light, auditory stimulus, and high-density (n=29) and low-density negative air ionization (n=30) on mood and attentiveness in 118 mildly depressed and non-depressed college students (mean age: 19.4).

Thus 1 = "normal, not depressed;" 2 = "on the border of depression;" 3 = mildly depressed;" 4 = "moderately depressed;" 5 = "notably depressed;" 6 = "severely depressed," 7 = "extremely depressed".

At onset of IVF it has been estimated that 19.4% of infertile women had moderate to severe depressive symptoms, whereas 54% were mildly depressed according to the Zung Depression Scale (Demyttenaere et al., 1998).

In some cases, mildly depressed individuals can work through their depression and eliminate depressive symptoms with talk therapy alone.