Sentence examples for core dysfunction from inspiring English sources
Sleep disturbances reflect a core dysfunction underlying Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Abnormal connectivity between cortical and cerebellar regions with resulting cognitive dysmetria has been proposed as the core dysfunction behind many signs and symptoms of schizophrenia.
Inefficient or misleading communication between functional brain areas has been postulated to be the core dysfunction behind the clinical manifestation of the illness.
Therefore, including face recognition difficulties in the clinical criteria for AS may also be warranted, as it might represent a core dysfunction of AS.
Our results have demonstrated that hyperactivity within the affective network (the automatic emotion regulation system), in particular the orbitofrontal cortex, in conjunction with sparse correlation among the central executive network, attentional network, and the salience network, is the core dysfunction of older depression patients during resting state.
In a group of children and young adults diagnosed with normal-intelligence ASDs, Holtmann and colleagues [ 5] did not find sex differences in the triad of autism core dysfunctions.
Although attempts to model human psychiatric conditions in animals have always been met with some skepticism, the hypothesized core dysfunctions in schizophrenia are amenable to the development of translational models across species--from mice to human beings.
Eighteen unmedicated patients with recurrent major depressive disorder and 17 never-depressed control subjects took part in standardized clinical interviews from which individualized formulations of core interpersonal dysfunction were derived.
"Henry was always a hyperactive fellow, that's kind of the core of his dysfunction.
The present results provide further support to assume an abnormal cerebral network architecture with altered neural connectivity and communication at the core of this dysfunction.
As the second leading cause of death worldwide, brain ischemia often results in necrotic cell death in the infarct core and cellular dysfunction in the peri-infarct zone known as ischemic penumbra.
