"It's just a word we use to describe the condition".
In Ghana, she was the first researcher to describe the condition kwashiorkor (severe protein deficiency in children) in Africa.
Such disclaimers are required by the Food and Drug Administration for prescription drug ads aimed at consumers if, like the Cialis spot, they describe the condition being treated.
The illness they suffered from was first written about in 1911, by the pioneering German neurologist Hermann Oppenheim, who coined the word "dystonia" to describe the condition.
More ambiguous alternatives, like "vulnerability," could describe the condition of a healthy person who finds him or herself in an unhealthy situation.
WILLIAM FINNEGAN: Slavery is too strong a word, I think, but peonage might describe the condition of the Latinos in your community, as you so vividly describe it.
Failure to thrive is the term used to describe the condition in which a young child fails to gain weight satisfactorily.
I saw The Valley of Astonishment and while the play had characters eloquently describe the condition, attempts to render the experience often fell short.
The most common cause of hyperthyroidism is Graves disease, named for the Irish physician Robert Graves, who was among the first to describe the condition.
· ULU, WC1, Wed 24; Manchester Academy 3, Thu 25 Dear Mr Fantasy London Before there was an expression to describe the condition, the late Jim Capaldi was chilled out.
The trouble (for Mr Miliband) is that Disraeli was wrong; or rather, applicable as it was to Victorian England, his aphorism does not accurately describe the condition of modern Britain as a whole.
