Sentence examples for relatively depressing from inspiring English sources

As a college student, the future can be relatively depressing at times.

Addition of the Re increased the formation temperature of μ phase, accelerated the precipitation of μ phase near the nose temperature of the temperature time transformation (TTT) curve and at low temperature (850 °C), but relatively depressed the precipitation of μ phase between these temperatures.

Relatively depressed anti-HER2 Th1 responses in patients with non-pCR are not attributable to host-level T cell anergy, loss of immunocompetence, or increase in circulating immunosuppressive phenotypes.

During the next hours of the experiment the cortical PO2 and MAP gradually increased even though the RBF remained relatively depressed.

By adding R&D per share as if it actually had been capitalized, you can focus on companies where the earnings are depressed or relatively depressed because they are spending a lot on R&D.

Mr Elsby and his co-authors fear that America will be stuck with a "persistent residue of long-term unemployed workers with relatively weak search effectiveness, depressing the strength of the recovery".

But the company's relatively high debt had depressed its share price.

This charge is amortised over a relatively short period, which depresses profits.

Hydrogen formation increased with temperature and negative potential and was depressed at relatively low temperature.

These variations, however, follow a common three-phase pattern, in which a relatively constant rate is depressed at the beginning of a scoring period, and increases dramatically in the final few seconds of the period.

According to a self-catalyzed effect, the surface polarity of the (111) plane of the cubic lattice in In2O3 octahedron can depress the relatively high nucleation potential barrier of In2O3 at the low temperature and induce the In2O3 nucleation on the plane [41].