Sentence examples for consistent with the disorder from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ronald S. Swerdloff, an endocrinologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, and an author of the Endocrine Society's treatment guidelines, said the recommendations were "quite clear" that treatment is for men who have had blood tests showing a testosterone deficiency, as well as symptoms consistent with the disorder.

(A psychiatrist told Ellie that her symptoms were "consistent" with the disorder, though she was never formally diagnosed).

From a healthy Japanese couple, Chinen and Naritomi (1995) described the sixth child who had features consistent with the disorder.

Consistent with the disorder exhibited by Mg2+ bound to the active site, two different conformations of E96 were observed coordinated to Mg2+.

Since the inheritance pattern of the hypercholesterolemia was most consistent with the disorder being recessive, we first ruled out sitosterolemia by measuring plasma levels of plant sterols using gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy (GC/MS).

However, from a different perspective, interrater agreement can actually be seen as reflecting validity: if a patient seems to be paranoid, schizoid, or antisocial to two different clinicians, it can be seen as an indication that the patient actually displays behaviour consistent with the disorder.

These findings are consistent with the progressive disorder model proposed by Merikangas et al. [11], in which anxiety disorders generally precede migraine, which is then followed by depression.

Psychiatrists said that while such obsessions are not typically a part of schizophrenia, they are consistent with the delusions the disorder can breed.

Above 725 K for the Co-silicene system and above 770 K for the Fe-silicene system, there is a gradual breakdown of the metal lattices consistent with the order-disorder phase transition.

Notably, this inference is very well consistent with the predicted disorder-to-order phase transition (≈500 °C) by Delalande et al.[ 10] Finally, in Figure 5 c the EELS spectra (between 450 and 800 eV), recorded over an integrated area in the shell region, for the in situ and ex situ annealed particles are shown.

This is consistent with the predicted disorder-to-order phase-transition temperature (500 °C) by Delalande et al.[ 10] Furthermore, a careful observation of particle surfaces in the Pt (red) versus Fe (green) composite maps for both regions clearly indicate that the disordered particle cores are surrounded by Fe-rich shells.