Sentence examples for disordered condition from inspiring English sources

Harold Holzer, a Lincoln scholar, said that Mrs. Lincoln always hated the 1857 photograph on which the brooch's likeness of the president was based, complaining about "the disordered condition of his hair".

Although we also analyzed contiguous magnetite-ilmenite pairs, most of the data indicated the rhombohedral phase to be in a disordered condition where the temperature estimation had large standard errors (Ghiorso and Evans, 2008), so we did not use that data.

The most compassionate thing is to help everyone create better outcomes so that bipolar is no longer a disordered condition and instead becomes an advantage in their lives.

1) Have no per-medical or per-mental health/substance use disorder condition maximum benefit limits.

Psychosomatic disorder, also called Psychophysiologic Disorder, condition in which psychological stresses adversely affect physiological (somatic) functioning to the point of distress.

All were obese and were without a history of neurological illness/injury, neurodevelopmental disorder, condition involving daytime hypoxia, or ongoing psychiatric medication use.

There are also characteristic epigenetic changes in many inflammatory and autoimmune disorders, conditions associated with ageing, and many others.

b) Inpatient (hospital) and outpatient care for mental health and substance abuse disorder conditions the same as any other medical condition.

The drug is increasingly popular among parents whose children are being diagnosed with ADHD or the related ADD (attention-deficit disorder), conditions that account for more than half of all referrals to child or adolescent psychiatry services.

The term is used interchangeably to represent congenital disorders, conditions arising from trauma or other damage to the brain or nervous system, and other chronic disabling conditions emerging during infancy or childhood.

"The benefits of assistance dogs for individuals with autism or post-traumatic stress disorder - conditions for which oxytocin is currently being used as an experimental treatment - may arise partly through these social pathways," they write.