Sentence examples for deadly disorders from inspiring English sources
The PLO and its fellow terrorist-travelers provoke deadly disorders, hoping that the resulting civilian casualtiesespecially of childrenwill further inflame passions among Arabs and hurt Israel's position in Europe and the U.S. How might Netanyahu, as opposed to Barak, deal with the current crisis?
Fortunately, the lies and low self-esteem never manifested into deadly disorders such as bulimia or anorexia.
Hocum is the innocuous nickname for a deadly disorder: hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM).
A deadly disorder: During the pregnancy, doctors detected swelling, severe anemia, and a lack of oxygen in the fetus.
Marfan's is a highly variable but potentially deadly disorder of connective tissue involving a defect in a protein called fibrillin.
Thanks to a better understanding of anorexia and other eating disorders, early recognition and concerted efforts by physicians, mental health professionals and -- most important -- family members, this deadly disorder can be conquered.
Affective temperaments have been so far understudied in anorexia nervosa (AN) despite the relevance of personality and both affective and anxious comorbidity with regard to vulnerability, course, and outcome of this deadly disorder.
Last year, Pennsylvania joined 13 other states that have passed laws concerning the immunization of college students against the disease, a deadly disorder that strikes mostly infants and college students.
While it hardly needs to be pointed out that starving yourself is not good for you, bulimia is in its own inexorable if less direct way also a deadly disorder.
The advent of a drug that shows promise against AIDS has paradoxically raised a host of thorny new ethical and practical problems for researchers developing treatments for the deadly disorder.
Next week brings the European launch of Zavesca a drug to treat a rare, deadly disorder called Gaucher's disease developed by Oxford Glyco Sciences, a British biotech firm that is now the subject of a bidding war between Celltech and Cambridge Antibody Technology.
