Sentence examples for disorders to adopt from inspiring English sources
A key issue for the current hypothesis is explaining what causes individuals with psychological disorders to adopt abnormal and maladaptive levels of goal/action identification.
In 2006, with their son Quinn, 2, dying from a degenerative neurological disorder, the Paulsons decided to adopt a third child.
Protein disorder seems one means for prokaryotes to adopt to extreme environments, e.g. halophiles have more proteins with long disorder than their closest phylogenetic relatives, while thermophiles tend to have fewer.
They suggested that our fat problem is not obesity but that we encourage people to adopt an eating-disorder mentality to fight obesity.
As illustrated for the hybrid structural-thermodynamic "local unfolding" model underlying the widely cited COREX algorithm (4), a fixed-length segment of the backbone (usually 5−12 residues) is assumed to adopt a conformationally disordered state, while the remainder of the protein maintains the crystallographic structure.
The remaining sequences suggest highly disordered proteins that are not expected to adopt globular folds.
14 A family history of AD is a risk factor for the disorder; family members should be encouraged to adopt a brain-healthy lifestyle.
It is expressed by the informants that it is not possible to adopt any responsibility and you cannot affect the disorder as the disorder is due to heritage or biological processes in the body.
Attempts should be made to encourage GPs in our country to adopt fluoxetine as the first-line treatment for depressive disorders.
Such trials will be challenging to perform, will likely require multicenter collaboration, and may need to adopt novel trial designs that have been used with rare disorders.
However, as more instances of children successfully treating their seizure disorders with cannabis reach the mainstream, a number of conservative-leaning states have begun to adopt laws that specifically permit CBD-grade marijuana to be used to treat epilepsy.
