Sentence examples for corresponding disorder from inspiring English sources

In Lettuce Necrotic Yellow Virus (LNYV) this disordered region is larger than the corresponding disorder predictions of the other Rhabdoviruses, even the other Cytorhabdoviruses SCRV and Sonchus Yellow Net Virus (SYNV) (Fig. 2D).

Often, in corresponding disorder profiles, MoRFs are indicated as "dips"; i.e., regions with locally increased order propensity within long IDPRs.

An interactive option called the 'pH Playground' allows the user to manipulate blood gas values, and provides explanation of the corresponding disorder that results.

Here, the clinician rates each diagnostic criterion for tic disorder, OCD, and ADHD and the corresponding disorder as "present", "absent", or "unable to rate" based on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fourth edition, Text Revision (DSM-IV-TR) [ 35].

Our knowledge about the function of Cl− channels has grown considerably in recent years: for example renal excretion and reabsorption are mediated by Cl− channels [10]; this knowledge has contributed to our understanding of the corresponding disorders by elucidating the pathophysiological mechanisms.

A comparison of the mechanisms underlying the differential susceptibility of WKY rats to two different autoimmune diseases (AA and GN) might provide novel insights into genetic regulation of susceptibility to autoimmunity of human subjects with corresponding disorders.

Several of these studies [ 8- 10] as well as research in primary care settings [ 11] have also revealed a substantial proportion of individuals that have mood or anxiety symptoms not meeting diagnostic criteria for corresponding disorders.

A score of 11 or higher for each subscale is indicative of the corresponding mood disorder.

Also the most likely corresponding histological disorder (uVIN or dVIN) was scored based on the cytological findings present in the slide (Table 1).

The authors stated that the NPI allows identification of an apathy syndrome with or without a corresponding mood disorder with anhedonia.

The utility of an animal model is dependent on the degree to which the model recapitulates pathophysiological mechanisms, neuropathological features, and neurological sequelae observed in the corresponding human disorder.