Sentence examples for disorders existing from inspiring English sources

Although several instruments provide reliable and valid diagnoses for eating disorders or measure specific features of eating disorders, existing instruments are limited in their ability to comprehensively assess session-by-session change in eating disorder symptoms during treatment.

In 35.9% of the patients, there was evidence for psychiatric disorders existing before the traumatic event.

Comorbidity was considered the presence of one or more additional disorders existing simultaneously with a primary disease.

The influence of the air holes' radius disorder existing inevitably in the actual fabrication process to the unidirectional light transport character of the proposed structures is also studied.

The main objectives of the proposed scheme are (a) to avoid heavy packet disordering existing in communication networks and (b) to stabilize NCSs with packet disordering, transmission delay and packet loss.

In the investigation of the course and outcome of this disorder, existing studies examined large populations of adult schizophrenic patients.

Comorbidity was considered to be the presence of one or more additional disorders, which may be a behavioral or mental disorder, existing simultaneously with the primary disease.

Furthermore, a number of recent studies indicate that biological features reported in preeclampsia are not unique to this disorder, existing in normal pregnancies at a lower level (Redman and Sargent, 2005; Palm et al, 2011).

The present study represents a preliminary evaluation of the feasibility and utility of adding a novel brief intervention module for enhancing positive emotion in anxiety and depressive disorders to existing evidence-based treatment.

The foundation focuses on biomedical research projects that are close to clinical application that may bring novel therapies to bear on disorders without existing treatments.

Insomnia was long considered merely as a symptom of anxiety or mood disorders, without existing by itself.