Sentence examples for Technical disorders from inspiring English sources

Since the technical reasoning model also predicts two distinct technical disorders, the discussion focuses on the existence of these disorders in regard to individual performance profiles obtained in the Unusual Use of Objects Test.

Such invasive measures for extracorporeal CO2 removal are associated with a significant rate of complications and include hemolysis, coagulation disorders, technical complications, and vascular complications such as compartment syndrome and leg ischemia [ 19– 22].

The NUDATA study (acronym for Neck and Upper extremity Disorders Among Technical Assistants) recruited a cohort of 6943 technical assistants and machine technicians from the Danish Association of Professional Technicians, representing a population with a wide distribution of both mouse device usage and keyboard usage.

Duplications and deletions are known to cause a number of genetic disorders, yet technical difficulties and financial considerations mean that screening for these mutations, especially duplications, is often not performed.

This review focuses on orthopedic management of the disease, with discussion of key aspects that include scoliosis, muscular contractures, hip joint disorders, fractures, technical devices, and a comparative approach of conservative and surgical treatment.

CTS: carpal tunnel syndrome; NCT: nerve conduction test; CTP: carpal tunnel pressure; PPV: positive predictive value; NUDATA: Neck and Upper extremity Disorders Among Technical Assistants; PRIM: Project on Intervention and Research in Monotonous work; MCP: metacarpophalangeal.

The technical, non-made-up, disorder is called hypnagogic hallucinations.

Because of its complex structure, cell-based or regenerative medicine related therapies for pulmonary disorders face significant technical challenges.

Recently the European Headache Federation EHFF) published a consensus statement on technical investigation for primary headache disorders [38].

Recent travel at risk of infective disease Modified from Mitsikostas et al. 2015 [38] (European Headache Federation consensus on technical investigation for primary headache disorders).

This was quite right, and proof was provided, first at a technical consensus meeting on headache disorders hosted at WHO headquarters in Geneva in April 2000 [1] and then, crucially, by assimilating the evidence on migraine for WHO's Global Burden of Disease Survey 2000 GBD20000) (migraine had not featured in the earlier GBD1990).