Sentence examples for disorders met from inspiring English sources

Half of those with past-year disorders and 40% of those with past-month disorders met the criteria for multiple diagnoses.

Four foot disease disorders met the prespecified minimum for meta-analysis calculation of three eligible studies with similar study designs.

To address this need, an international forum of scientists and physicians with expertise in the field of Eustachian tube disorders met at a workshop in Amsterdam on 21 June 2014 and was tasked to come to an agreement on the definition, clinical presentation and diagnosis of Eustachian tube dysfunction, and areas for future research.

Liz Syed started a train club in Cheshire, England, where families facing autism spectrum disorders meet monthly, play with toy trains and talk about their children's fascinations.

These kids feel a lot of pressure; almost half of people with eating disorders meet the medical criteria for depression.

At least one third of children and adolescents with anxiety disorders meet criteria for two or more anxiety disorders [ 11].

Similarly, chronic ailments, such as diabetes and other autoimmune disorders, meet several of the criteria mentioned earlier and are of prominent clinical and societal relevance.

Although recent studies showed an increased number of PCPs using antidepressants (ADs) [ 7], other investigations found that only a minority of Primary Care attenders with anxiety and depressive disorders meeting DSM-IV criteria, were receiving appropriate pharmacological treatment [ 8, 9].

However, findings from this study are difficult to interpret because the assessment of both eating disorders and other mental health problems was confined to the presence or absence of disorders meeting formal diagnostic criteria [ 29, 30], the number of participants meeting these criteria was small and there was no assessment of body dissatisfaction.

The four successive marches during November and December 2010, which saw sporadic disorder met by vigorous police tactics including the "kettling" of crowds for hours in freezing conditions, were geared heavily around the enactment of the law greatly increasing tuition fees.

All participants with bipolar disorder met DSM-IV criteria for bipolar I or bipolar II disorder ascertained via the schedules for clinical assessment in neuropsychiatry interview (see "Measures" section), and were Caucasian to control for population stratification since they were originally recruited from a genetic association study (see Gaysina et al. 2009).