A few women demonstrate diabetes for the first time when they are pregnant, a condition referred to as gestational diabetes.
On their first day or two in space, some astronauts feel queasy, a condition referred to in Nasa-speak as "stomach awareness".
During infancy, seborrheic dermatitis may commonly manifest itself as a yellowish scaling of part of the scalp, a condition referred to as cradle cap.
There is accumulating evidence that opioid therapy might not only be associated with the development of tolerance but also with an increased sensitivity to pain, a condition referred to as opioid-induced hyperalgesia (OIH).
High levels of nitrogen and other nutrients in Long Island Sound contribute to a condition referred to as hypoxia, a decrease in the amount of oxygen available in the water, which makes it difficult for aquatic plants and species to survive.
Endothermy is the ability to regulate body temperature internally, rather than rely on the external environment to warm up or cool down body temperature passively (a condition referred to as ectothermy).
Or, to pick another measure of our predicament, the total liabilities of the city now exceed its total assets by $125 billion, a condition referred to as balance-sheet insolvency.
A somewhat tighter condition is a condition referred to as it Dirichlet conditions, which says that if the time function is absolutely integrable, not square integrable, but absolutely integrable and I've kind of hedged the issue by just simply referring to x t) as being well behaved then the statement is that the error in fact goes to 0 as n increases, except at the discontinuities.
A subset of patients with OLD experience characteristics of both asthma and COPD (fixed airflow obstruction and partial reversibility to a bronchodilator), a condition referred to as asthma-COPD overlap (ACO) [1, 2].
Stones may also form or pass into the bladder, a condition referred to as cystolithiasis.
Due to a condition referred to as a "weak chest", Karl was excused from military duty when he turned 18.
