Sentence examples for substantially depressed from inspiring English sources

In vivo cardiac function was substantially depressed by propranolol administration, suggesting enhanced sympathetic tone.

We found that overall parasite species richness was substantially depressed on fished islands, but that the response of parasite abundance varied among parasite taxa: directly transmitted parasites were significantly more abundant on fished than on unfished islands, while the reverse was true for trophically transmitted parasites.

Results: In Ghana, 26.6% of women showed substantially depressed mood.

RESULTS: At 4 weeks after transplant, GFR was substantially depressed in control allografts (2.18+/-0.46 ml/min/kg) compared to nonrejecting isografts (7.98+/-1.62 ml/min/kg; P<0.01), but significantly higher in class II- allografts (4.38+/-0.60 ml/min/kg; P<0.05).

Purified single-cleaved IgG1 antibodies were shown to have substantially depressed immune effector functions such as ADCC and complement-dependent cytotoxicity [ 18- 20].

Dr. Shelton said he began the study because many patients who were "pretty substantially depressed" came to his clinic after trying St. John's wort and finding that it did not work.

However, because the effects of harvest and site preparation are largely transitory, use of these techniques may not substantially depress hare populations if enough stands can be maintained in the 15 40 year age class.

Beyond these analytical problems, W&D's analysis of CMMB for FFSH on Lord Howe Island critically depends on the dubious assumption that rat predation substantially depresses FFSH reproductive success and that eradicating rats would eliminate all egg and chick mortality except that caused by death of a parent (i.e., pf = 1.0).

There are some data, for example, in rat brain slices, showing that AEA substantially depresses glutamatergic synaptic transmission in the striatum.

Inclusion of feruloylquinic acid, methyl caffeate, or caffeoylquinic acid with normal monolignols considerably depressed lignin formation and substantially improved cell wall hydrolysis and fermentation.

Carers with better experiences of end-of-life care, including higher levels of mastery and more positive perceptions of care, have been found to be substantially less depressed over time and have better bereavement outcomes [ 9, 10].