Sentence examples for description of disorder from inspiring English sources

It is not the first, nor will it be the last, to disappoint.At his best, Mr Greene is a marvellously talented exponent of physics for example, his discussions of entropy, the mathematically rigorous description of disorder, delve deep into the heart of physics yet remain a pleasure to read.

Some classifications have been proposed to contrast IDPs with structured proteins, which does not necessarily make them useful for a detailed description of disorder function per se.

Although predicted disordered regions correlate well with experimentally determined backbone dynamics, detailed prediction of conformational subtypes requires a more sophisticated description of disorder.

The potential for abstract versus concrete framing to affect such construals is a pressing issue in need of examination, given that people frequently encounter both abstract descriptions of disorder symptoms (e.g. on WebMD) and concrete cases (e.g. their loved ones who have disorder symptoms).

While some symptoms now associated with the BP label can be found in previous versions of the DSM in descriptions of disorders such as "unsocialized aggressive reaction of childhood," "adjustment reaction of childhood," and "schizophrenic reaction, childhood type," DSM's description of BP did not in the past and does not now explicitly address diagnosis of this disorder in childhood.

This effect is relatively stable across disorders, and remains even when a full description of the disorder is provided.

Recently, a measurement of disordered personality function, the Parker Personality Measure PERMM), was proposed for the efficient and first-level clinical description of personality disorder styles: Paranoid, Schizoid, Schizotypal, Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, Narcissistic, Avoidant, Dependent, Obsessive-Compulsive and Passive-Aggressive types [ 25].

Dated June 4, it was the first clinical description of the disorder.

** Five other criteria are listed in a box beneath the description of the disorder, and clinicians are cautioned that at least four of the eight must be present in order for the label to be applied.

Five other criteria are listed in a box beneath the description of the disorder, and clinicians are cautioned that at least four of the eight must be present in order for the label to be applied.

A series of studies have already provided a detailed description of bipolar disorder and related conditions in the Old Order Amish of eastern Pennsylvania (Egeland and Hostetter 1983; Egeland et al. 1983; Hostetter et al. 1983).