Sentence examples for disorder in the case from inspiring English sources

Since being charged, the Jacksons have contended they are not guilty, saying that the boys' malnourished states were a result of an eating disorder in the case of Bruce, and fetal alcohol syndrome for the other boys.

'Patients without symptoms' (Finkler et al. 2003) include those 'at risk' of developing a late onset condition (in the case of Huntington disease for example) and carriers of a genetic disorder (in the case of recessive disorders such as cystic fibrosis or X-linked disorders such as haemophilia).

Blue Bloods Danny Donnie Wahlbergg) suspects post-traumatic stress disorder in the case of a Marine who's gone on the run after beating his wife and kidnapping his son.

2. To diagnose an anxiety disorder or a depressive disorder in the case scores on the 4DSQ subscales indicate this.

The significant association of four RORB SNPs and three RORB haplotype blocks with bipolar disorder in the case-control sample indicates that this may indeed be the case.

In 3 cases, personality disorder not otherwise specified (NOS) was described referring to depressive personality in case of Patient 5 and mixed personality disorder in the cases of Patient 16 and 18.

The severity of the disorders in the case groups might have changed over the monitoring period because of changes in admission policy.

Similarly, in regard to the indirect cost component for other mental disorders, in the case of depression, the cost for absenteeism and presenteeism was about 53%, the unemployment cost was about 17%, and the mortality cost was about 30%.

- Is there any evidence that general medical care provided to patients with psychotic disorders in the case of chronic illnesses, such as diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, and obstructive lung diseases, differs from the type of care offered to other patients?

While international surveys call attention to emotional exhaustion playing the key role, this dimension of burnout did not correlate with reproductive disorders in the case of our sample of female physicians.

However, it is interesting to notice that other biases mentioned in the previous study (over-diagnosing of schizophrenia and schizophrenia-like diagnoses in the case of acute polymorphic psychosis and the use of somatoform disorders in the case of agoraphobia) has not changed during the two year interval between the studies.