Sentence examples for represented depressed from inspiring English sources
Ingenuity pathway analysis (IPA) demonstrated that, among the canonical pathways, the top 10 categories of down-regulated genes represented depressed cellular function including alterations in oxidative pathways, mitochondrial dysfunction, and disruption of purine, pyrimidine and amino acid metabolism.
The scale consists of 10 items with four response categories scored from 0 to 3, whereby the highest values represent depressed moods.
What they represent depresses you.
The costs of managing those wrongly diagnosed as depressed represented a key driver of these results; as such, strategies adopting formal identification methods with higher specificity were associated with more favourable incremental cost effectiveness ratios.
Explanatory factor analyses revealed a two-factor structure representing two subscales: (1) depressed mood combined with somatic symptoms of depression and (2) positive affect.
The last portion, represented by the inferior fibers, depresses the scapula and lowers the shoulder.
HF is characterized by chronic activation of neuro-hormonal pathways representing a compensatory response to overcome depressed cardiac function.
Rowe was more than depressed by the gonzo nationalism, represented by Teresa Gorman and Nicholas Budgen, that swept the party.
Scores range from one (mild) to six (not survivable), with scores of 1 2 representing minor to moderate injury (e.g. concussion, simple skull fracture) and scores of 3 6 representing serious/severe injury (e.g. subarachnoid hemorrhage, depressed skull fracture).
The protagonist of "Strangers," Paul Sturgis, lives in a London flat "which had once represented the pinnacle of attainment" but now simply depresses him, seeming "alien,... unheimlich".
