Sentence examples for disorders to solve from inspiring English sources

SASKIA HOSTETLER LIPPY Portland, Ore., May 14, 2013 To the Editor: The search for genes and biological markers in psychiatric illnesses is essential ("Psychiatry's New Guide Falls Short, Experts Say," news article, May 7), but to expect "the biological underpinnings of disorders" to solve the inevitable problems of any diagnostic system is both unrealistic and unscientific.

A step-by-step and schematic evaluation of all clinical and laboratory signs is necessary to adequately recognize and treat hydro-electrolyte disorders, helping to solve also the most complex clinical problems [ 20].

As a result, these disorders are never negligible; therefore, to solve these problems, stabilization techniques for spinal instability without rigid intervertebral fusion that preserve intervertebral disc mobility have been developed.

The markets are in complete disorder, yet they remain unable to solve the situation themselves, and so go looking for a public sector bailout.

David Bintley, director of Birmingham Royal Ballet, agreed, adding that he was not looking for a set physical "type" but would "run a mile away from somebody I suspect has an eating disorder" because they were difficult to solve.

As such, there is a great need for a tissue engineering approach to solve nervous system disorders and diseases.

We also propose a permission token scheme to solve the packet disorder problem.

According to literature, the study of nasalance was carried out by clinicians, rather than linguists, who tried to solve the resonance disorder caused by velopharyngeal insufficiency by surgery, but because of so many cases of communication disorder caused by hypernasality after surgery, clinicians have been interested in speech management.

A logic data packet processor (DPP) is adopted to solve the data packet disorder and data packet dropout is seemed as a special case of the time delay.

Both represent an unhealthy and disturbing attitude to food and diet, and holding up chubby as a paragon of "normal" is not going to solve the root causes of eating disorders and body dysmorphia.

Yet another hitherto unknown problem waiting for psychologists to solve it is the problem of female athletes with eating disorders.