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Meanings of unipolar in English

Having a single pole.

Usage of unipolar in English
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Twenty-four of 30 patients with unipolar major depression completed the observational trial.
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All participants were in a current episode of a unipolar depressive disorder.
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Tri-stable switching could be initiated from a device in unipolar reset status.
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Perhaps a unipolar planet can survive an American global strike arsenal.
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A rectangular, unipolar binaural electric current was applied to the subject' s mastoid.
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Patients: Twenty-six female and 19 male outpatients with depressive disorders, primarily unipolar depression.
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An excess of affected mothers was not observed when unipolar depression was excluded.
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All bipolar lesions achieved transmurality in contrast to the unipolar ablations.
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Objective: The authors of this study examined multiple recurrences of unipolar major depressive disorder.
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Several interventions to improve adherence in patients diagnosed with unipolar depression have been tested.
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This difference was not observed when unipolar depression was excluded.
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Of the nine PD subjects, five had unipolar depression, and four had bipolar disorder.
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Electrode polarity: Depending on the clinical situation, the unipolar or bipolar electrode may offer advantages.
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Misdiagnosis as unipolar depression is common, often resulting in mistreatment with an unopposed monoamine antidepressant.
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We hypothesized that bipolar ablations would create deeper lesions than unipolar ablation in human hearts.
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The effects were demonstrated for men and women and for unipolar and bipolar affective disorders.
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