Sentence examples for disordered face from inspiring English sources

Structural and magnetic phase transitions from a disordered face centered cubic to chemically ordered face centered tetragonal phase with a hard magnetic behavior were observed on heat treatment.

The results shown in Fig. 5a extend the notion of molecular mimicry [ 44] by suggesting that the EBNA1 protein has evolved to present, as nearly as possible, a disordered face to the immune system.

This material undergoes a transition from chemically disordered face-centered cubic phase (FCC, A 1 phase) to ordered face-centered tetragonal phase (FCT, L 10 phase) at a specific temperature, and the transition temperature and perpendicular anisotropy are known to depend on the buffer layer and process employed.

Families living with pediatric bipolar disorder face challenges few others can imagine.

In another school, a teacher held a 12-year-old with a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder "face down on the floor, straddling him at his hips, and holding his hands behind his back," according to the investigation, which was done by California's office of protection and advocacy.

Because of its complex structure, cell-based or regenerative medicine related therapies for pulmonary disorders face significant technical challenges.

Individuals with bipolar disorder face a nearly two-fold increased risk of cardiovascular mortality relative to the general population.

Using a qualitative design, within grounded theory, the present study sheds light on the needs, experiences, and challenges that parents of children with autism spectrum disorder face and also offers insight into ways to expand the scope of work family research in this area.

Rural Americans with opioid use disorder face numerous barriers to recovery, including lengthy drives for treatment and sparse resources for behavioral and mental health.

Causative therapies for this complex disorder face major hurdles, and clinical implementation remains elusive.

Despite attempts to improve the situation, lower socioeconomic groups (including rural residents) Māori and Pacific ethnicities and people with rare disorders face challenges with regards to accessing medicines.