Sentence examples for disorder triggered from inspiring English sources

What kicked off my eating disorder – "triggered", in today's parlance – was a schoolfriend describing me as "normal sized".

After she started high school, Analeida Serrano began to experience an anxiety disorder triggered by situations like crowded classrooms.

Yet the club are perfectly aware that disorder, triggered by fans who still harbour a wild grudge, would be seriously bad for their reputation.

Biochemists and endocrinologists are more likely to think of obesity as a hormonal disorder, triggered by the kinds of foods we started eating a lot more of when we cut back on fat: easily digestible starches and sugars.

She suffered from an eating disorder, triggered by her disappointment and a sudden identity crisis: "I had gotten all this attention, and then, at sixteen, I realized I was replaceable," she told me.

In what is believed to be the first case of its kind, a 31-year-old U.S. man has been treated "Internet addiction disorder" triggered at least in part by Google Glass.

It could be by anticipating and avoiding disorder triggering movements or activities which could keep the disorder under control.

They believe that disorders caused by accidents cannot be prevented and there are other disorder triggering factors that are not preventable.

The researchers, led by Mickaël Henry, at INRA in France, said: "It is urgent that risk assessors take into account the scientific evidence for behavioural disorders triggered by trace levels of neonicotinoids".

Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSEs) are a group of progressive fatal neurodegenerative disorders, triggered by abnormal folding of the endogenous prion protein molecule.

It may be caused by disorders triggered by the inflammatory response.