Sentence examples for conditions about which from inspiring English sources

The oscillation should be applied at the microbubble resonant conditions, about which there has been so far known very little.

And no wonder the primary attention of medicine turned to cancer, heart disease, infertility and other chronic conditions about which doctors could do little despite the pumped-up hopes of the public.

They also must take into consideration the issues raised by child health professionals who will receive results about very rare conditions about which they have limited knowledge.

Even poking one's head over a fence to comment on conditions about which one is concerned is an invasion of privacy, as evidenced in the adage "good fences make good neighbors".

For serious conditions about which we are not confident to discharge them, we request them to write a letter of informed consent, saying that they will be fully responsible for what happens after they leave the hospital' (Kinh nurse, district hospital).

Autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, chronic obesity, and specific language impairment are examples of conditions about which rehabilitation providers (speech/language pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists) may be able to share knowledge that would support physicians in their provision of high quality, evidence-based care.

One of scientists' major goals in studying Venus is to understand how its harsh conditions came about, which may hold important lessons about the causes of environmental change on Earth.

Some have begun calling this "non-celiac gluten hypersensitivity," a poorly defined condition about which we have much to learn.

Change comes in baby steps, and autism remains a complex condition about which we still know very little.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a chronic condition about which little is known in relation to the long term stability of and factors influencing health.

"However, the determination of that issue depends substantially upon his mental condition, about which there is an array of opinions among the medical practitioners who gave evidence to the tribunal".