Sentence examples for disorder reviewed from inspiring English sources
The language disorder reviewed here is specific language impairment (SLI), a developmental deficiency in language acquisition despite adequate opportunity, normal intelligence, and without any apparent neurological etiology.
Hence, it is likely that these shared regions of cortical thinning are functionally significant (and may impact on participation in employment or education) and contribute to those elements of cognitive dysfunction that are observed in young people with either psychosis or bipolar disorder (reviewed in Millan et al. 2012).
Indeed, to date, the many proteomics and transcriptome approaches have provided a wealth of data suggesting that the contraction of the D4Z4 repeat array is not sufficient to cause the disease and that FSHD is likely to be a multifactorial disorder (reviewed in [12]).
A phase delay in the melatonin rhythm is thought to partially underlie this disorder (reviewed in [ 4]).
It has become evident over the last 20 years that PD is a gut disorder (reviewed in [ 7]).
The symptom cluster of impulsivity, overactivity and inattentiveness has been shown to be highly heritable and molecular genetic studies have obtained initial evidence of genes that contribute to the disorder (reviewed in [ 1- 3]).
Richard Kluft, a professor at the Temple University School of Medicine who is an expert on the disorder, reviews scripts and steers the show away from inaccuracies.
Thus, a role of Y-linked genes has long been suspected for autism and related disorders (reviewed by [42]).
In the adult, Wnts have a role in diseases such as cancer, osteoporosis, and psychiatric disorders (reviewed in [1], [2]).
Ocular features of Stickler's syndrome and other COL2A1 genetic disorders (reviewed [29]) commonly include myopia, vitreoretinal degeneration, retinal thinning, retinal detachment, cataract, and glaucoma.
Platelet-derived growth factors (PDGFs) not only play important roles in developmental and physiological processes, but also are directly implicated in human cancer and other proliferative disorders (reviewed in [17] and [18]).
