Sentence examples for disorder means from inspiring English sources

The disorder means "functional impairment" and not just symptoms, Dr. Berger said in a telephone interview.

A rare neurological disorder means the swimmer is incapable of recognising faces, including his own.

But the commission believes the government's commitment to tackle alcohol-related crime and disorder means there is scope to act.

To a stranger, my library might seem confusing, even troubling, but to me, its disorder means everything.

"I don't know what the solution is, but a lot of the time getting people to recover from an eating disorder means getting them to relax their ideas about clean eating".

"We can't forget that post-traumatic stress disorder means 'post,' and it can develop years later," Alfonso R. Batres, who oversees the Vet Centers, said in a phone interview.

In the past, he's talked about how his struggle with forms of obsessive-compulsive disorder mean that he reacts to everyday situations differently to other people, giving him an unusual viewpoint and leading to fresh-feeling comedy.

Psychologists found Gordon's drug use and his personality disorder meant he posed a "medium to high risk of future offending" and the risk of future violence was significant.

Even though psychiatrists claimed she was not insane, the fact she had a personality disorder meant we could almost shrug off her dreadful deed by reassuring ourselves that she was not "normal".

Subjects were 37 patients with major depressive disorder (mean age 43.2 years), medication-free, in an acute depressive episode, and 37 healthy individuals.

Similarly low proportions were noted for the variables representing property disorder (mean proportions ranged from 0.003 to 0.011).