Sentence examples for disorder in the first from inspiring English sources
There's perhaps as great a stigma now about taking medication for a brain-related disorder as there is about having that disorder in the first place.
Eleven percent of Hispanic New Yorkers, twice the percentage of whites, suffered post-traumatic stress disorder in the first months, although after four months, they were at about the same levels as whites.
One observation supporting this theory is that many sufferers immediately feel better when they enter the kind of moving environment that touched off the disorder in the first place — a boat, car or plane.
The situation has some similarities to the overdiagnosis of attention-deficit disorder in the first half of the nineteen-nineties, during which the prescription of stimulants such as Ritalin tripled for children between the ages of two and four, according to a study published in February, 2000, in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
More than 54 years of autism education in the UK – by, for example, teachers in NAS schools, local authority special schools, Camphill (Rudolf Steiner) schools, often working with parents – has achieved amazing advances in behaviour, though such advances often begged the question of the mildness/severity of the disorder in the first place.
Part of the reason I'd had an eating disorder in the first place was to have control.
It has been found that the radius of the first coordination shell (metal oxygen) as well as a local disorder in the second shell (metal metal) around each of the 3d-metals are in a good agreement with obtained for superlattice model of [√3 × √3] R30° type in triangular lattice of sites by first principle calculation.
Ligament disorder, bone bruise or the fatigue fracture was the most common disorder in the second decade, and the incidence was decreasing with age (Table 5).
Internet addiction (IA) was initially considered a new psychiatric disorder in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) [ 1].
In this paper we aim to test the hypothesis that, in the setting of a low-income Pakistani community ICD-10 defined maternal depressive disorder in the third trimester of pregnancy is associated with LBW after controlling for possible confounders.
