Sentence examples similar to a distinct mania from inspiring English sources

The solution with 5 clusters did not introduce substantially different patterns, whereas 4 clusters seemed to capture distinct mania course profiles as shown in Figure 1.

Evidence supporting a distinct clinical subtype of irritable mania is still scanty.

Neither ICD-10 nor DSM-IV diagnostic systems recognize 'irritable mania' as a distinct category.

Bipolar disorder (BP), first conceptualized as a distinct disorder in the 1850s by French psychiatrist Jean-Pierre Falret, is defined by episodic and extreme fluctuations in mood, encompassing both mania and depression.

A distinct plodder.

There is a distinct chill.

Each has a distinct style.

This is a distinct possibility.

It's a distinct disadvantage".

It lacks a distinct border.

A distinct resistance to potential.