Sentence examples for prominent depression from inspiring English sources

Another prominent depression of ∆F is visible at about −28° QD latitude which results from the midlatitude Sq currents that are strong on the local summer hemisphere.

Those who described the most abundant visual, auditory and physical effects during their ayahuasca trip had the most prominent depression reduction benefits seven days later.

They were identified by inspection of surface anatomy, looking for the most prominent depression in the centre of the concha (Lung point), and the anterior angle of the triangular fossa (Shenmen).

All of its cervical (neck) and dorsal (back) vertebrae had prominent depressions pleurocoels on the sides, while the caudal (tail) vertebrae bore smaller ones.

Executive deficits associated with frontal lobe dysfunction are prominent in depression.

Perhaps more importantly, sleep disturbance is the most commonly reported prodromal symptom of mania and the sixth most prominent for depression (Jackson et al. 2003).

Tarub is the oldest cone and detached from the younger stratocone of Lamongan by a prominent NW SE depression, which is most likely fault related.

Nedoceratops shares several features with Triceratops spp. to the exclusion of the coeval Torosaurus latus, including a comparatively short frill relative to skull length, low number of episquamosals, and a lack of a thickened medial margin or prominent concave depression on the dorsal surface of the squamosal.

Patients also rated severity of prominent symptoms (depression, anxiety, stress, sleep and pain) from zero to ten.

The degree of illness was assessed by the physician using the Clinical Global Impression Severity (CGI-S) scale [ 11] and by patients completing a battery of five scales of prominent symptoms (depression, anxiety, stress, sleep and pain, rated from zero to ten).

Again, these results underline the prominent place of depression in synucleinopathies, such as DLB, and evidence the putative link between depression, LB and altered serotonergic and dopaminergic neurotransmitter systems.