Sentence examples for overall depression from inspiring English sources
Items are scored on a scale from zero to three and summed to obtain overall depression severity scores, with higher scores indicating more depressive symptoms.
While traces of eroded employer confidence are seen in labor market outcomes, it also appears that eroded employer confidence explains less than one-quarter of the overall depression of the labor market.
But all seems right in the heavens, for despite its crummy numbers, an overall depression in the PC business and deep uncertainty among other technology executives about future demand for their products, Micron's shares are 17percentt higher than they were at the beginning of the year.
There is an overall depression in the occurrence of cysteine, arginine and glycine residues and an overabundance of proline, threonine and histidine residues.
Identifying reliable biomarkers for each symptom is useful, since each symptom category and progression to different severities is more homogeneous across patients than the overall depression rating, which can encompass completely different manifestations of the disorder.
Overall, depression affect women more visibly than men, though both suffer.
Second, across populations the lowest overall depressions in MAF occur around the most highly conserved genes for populations with the largest effective population size (Ne).
Overall, the depression left 7 fatalities and another 5 people were listed as missing.
Evidence for I×E interactions is accumulating: although some studies have not found evidence for I×E interaction, a recent review by Armbruster and Reed [4] showed that overall, inbreeding depression is greater under stressful conditions.
The CGI-BP overall, mania, depression and hallucinations/delusions were assessed using a 1 7 scoring rate for severity.
Clinically deep hypothermia, either accidental or induced as a neuroprotective measure during aortic arch interventions, leads to an overall myocardial depression that aggravates ischemia-reperfusion injury [ 2].
