Sentence examples for disorders alone from inspiring English sources

For anxiety disorders alone, more than 200 empirically supported scales were in use in the early 21st century.

Another reason may be Berkson's bias, which describes an ascertainment or sampling bias, meaning that patients with sleep disorders and complaints of headache may more likely to be referred to a sleep study than patients with sleep disorders alone [35].

Anxiety disorders alone impact 40 million adults in the U.S. ― that's about 18percentt of the population.

But those disorders alone aren't reason for a judge to impose an IRCS sentence, he said, it's reserved for youth who require intensive treatment.

Women are also more likely than men to suffer from more than one of these chronic pain conditions, leading to an estimated $91 billion in annual direct and indirect costs for the four aforementioned disorders alone.

(World Health Organization) global burden of diseases, 2001, states that 33% of the years lived with disability (YLD) are due to neuropsychiatric disorders, unipolar depressive disorders alone lead to 12 13% of years lived with disability and rank as the third leading contributor to the global burden of diseases[2].

These disorders are often comorbid, and comorbidity is associated with heightened adverse consequences compared with each disorder alone.

A large percentage of patients met diagnostic criteria for Major Depressive Disorder alone (49%) or with another comorbid psychiatric disorder (24%).

We then review the role of cognitive styles featured as vulnerabilities in theories of unipolar depression as risk factors for bipolar disorder alone and in combination with life events, including studies of cognitive-behavioral therapies for bipolar disorder.

The current prospective study was designed to investigate specific factors that might contribute to outcomes such as nursing home placement by examining the detection and course of CDD subjects as compared with subjects with either disorder alone.

Comorbid post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance use disorders (SUD) commonly co-occur and is associated with a more complex clinical presentation with poorer clinical outcomes when compared with either disorder alone, and untreated PTSD can predict relapse to substance abuse.