Sentence examples for category of disorders from inspiring English sources
These discoveries have established a new category of disorders, known as ribosomopathies, in which the primary pathophysiology is related to impaired ribosome function.
The identification of homogeneous groups in this category of disorders may help to design more suitable treatments with specific components for specific difficulties, and to progress in the etiological research of each class.
The level of education was unrelated to any category of disorders.
Anxiety disorder was however defined as a category of disorders encompassing panic disorder, agoraphobia, and social and specific phobia.
Dwarfism, defined as an adult height under 145 cm in male or 135 cm in female, is a category of disorders with extreme global growth failure [ 1].
However when education was controlled for other variables in regression analysis, it lost its relationship in any category of disorders because it was strongly associated with income.
After lobbying by gay rights activists in the early 1970s, and evidence presented by Alfred Kinsey, homosexuality was removed in 1974 as a category of disorder from DSM IV.
The forthcoming revision of DSM-V combines the conceptually distinct domains of dependence and other types of problems in a new category of disorder [ 78].
The observed counts of each response category of disorder items were checked and then response categories of two adjacent items combined together (three adjacent response categories for item 3 were combined).
The only relevant study, undertaken amongst conflict-affected populations in Algeria, Ethiopia and Gaza, investigated the category of Disorder of Extreme Stress Not Otherwise Specified (DESNOS), proposed for but not ultimately included in DSM-IV [ 21].
Although there are at least minor differences between two classifications in almost every category of disorder, these two widely used classifications are generally found to be functionally equivalent [ 33] and are largely comparable[ 34] with a high level of concordance reported for depression, dysthymia, substance dependence and generalised anxiety disorder [ 33].
