Sentence examples similar to definable disorder from inspiring English sources
Gormly said an investigating psychiatrist had argued that Monis "was suffering from some definable personality disorders, including anti-social, paranoid and narcissistic tendencies, but did not suffer a mental illness and his actions cannot be attributed to mental illness".
To analyze the frequencies and clinical presentation of definable somatic disorders in children who are overweight.
Melancholia is a disorder with definable clinical signs that identifies more specific populations than the DSM-IV [ 3].
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
I was surprised, after hearing Young's tales of life-destroying cases of fantasy sports addiction, to learn that Internet addiction hasn't made the cut as an official disorder in psychology's universe of definable problems.
Attachment disorders tend to occur in a definable set of contexts such as within some types of institutions, in the presence of repeated changes of primary caregiver or of extremely neglectful identifiable primary caregivers who show persistent disregard for the child's basic attachment needs, but not all children raised in these conditions develop an attachment disorder.
The project has definable goals.
It has no definable, containable dimensions.
The report identifies a definable "generation game".
Not that Tamaryn considers herself definable.
