Sentence examples for condition's from inspiring English sources

It's far better off with the condition's more glamorous sibling, bipolar disorder, of whose dramatic possibilities Gibson may have given us a glimpse through his own real-life behaviour.

In the past he has experienced depression, which some ignorant of the condition's potentially debilitating effects seem content to write off as some kind of lazy indulgence.

But yeah, I wonder if her bone condition's going to get worse or if she's pretty much fully developed and she's going to stay at this level.

And when you first learn a condition's term, like craniosynostosis, and you Google it, it's petrifying.

Plus, pill-for-an-ill medicine rarely treats a condition's underlying cause.

Now she stoops when she walks, and her gnarled fingers and toes testify to the condition's severity.

Until now, the most-cited estimates of the condition's cost and prevalence came from an advocacy group, the Alzheimer's Association.

And so the I.O.M.'s proposed new name for chronic fatigue syndrome is meant to elicit broader recognition of the condition's severity.

A study of a supplement commonly used for children with attention deficit disorder found that it did not decrease the condition's symptoms.

The enhanced performance cannot be attributed to general factors and serves to illuminate the condition's underlying neural mechanism.The researchers showed two groups of people a visual illusion.

She is in charge of defining the condition's criteria for the next Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, commonly called the D.S.M, which the American Psychiatric Association is preparing to publish in 2012 or 2013.