Sentence examples for basis for the condition from inspiring English sources
The fact that many people diagnosed with ADHD experience fewer problems once they start taking stimulants such as Ritalin may confirm a neurological basis for the condition.
And, then, this: "Research has uncovered the genetic basis for the condition and points the way to its ultimate prevention".
There is probably a genetic basis for the condition, because it's seen primarily in certain purebred cats -- primarily the oriental breeds -- with generally anxious temperaments.
These findings point toward a biologic basis for the condition.
A questionnaire study of consultants' and GPs' attitudes to functional bowel disorders showed marked differences in the perception of the psychological as opposed to the physical basis for the condition between the two groups – GPs favoured a psychological explanation.
Although some studies have suggested that both genetic and environmental factors lead to ICTEV, twin studies, ethnic studies and pedigree analyses suggest a genetic basis for the condition [ 6].
All people will be presbyopic by age 50, and we now understand something of the basis for this condition.
Although the aetiology of diabetic cardiomyopathy is complex and multifactorial, we have begun mapping a molecular, structural and functional basis for this condition and the debate regarding its existence as a distinct clinical entity is at an end.
In this view, the use of the highways furnished a purely unrelated occasion for imposing the unconstitutional condition, affording no firmer basis for that condition than would have been the case if the contract carrier were using a road in private ownership.
To summarize, longitudinal studies that provide a basis for analyzing the conditions which significantly contribute to early developmental progress are of great importance for the individual child as well as for society.
Such reconstructions form the basis for the development of condition-specific metabolic models whose functions are simulated and validated by comparison with experimental results.
