Sentence examples similar to on going depression from inspiring English sources

Within the ACUDep trial, 18 755 participants aged 18 and over with a history of on-going depression and score of 20 or more on the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) were recruited by general practitioners at 27 primary care practices across Yorkshire, County Durham and Northumberland.

"We think that part of what is going on in depression is some alteration in motivation pathways and part of the impetus for this study was working towards a model to be able to test the role of motivation in depression," Treadway said.

There was something deeper going on: depression and a lack of control.

Keynes was a pretty klutzy modeler; yet even so, his little equilibrium story about a depressed economy in Chapter 3 (which Samelson later clarified into the famous 45-degree diagram) gave you more insight into what is going on in depressions than weeks spent swimming through the murk of, say, Haberler's Prosperity and Depression.

I felt depression going on throughout my divorce.

I've been going through depression.

The child's odds of going on to suffer depression rose steadily as the severity of his mother's depression during pregnancy increased.

"It's a depression going on," Mr. Ellis said.

7 8 Expression of PND may extend from the more transient baby blues to a longer lasting depression going on for several weeks.

I went through depression.

In 1929 the world went into depression.