Sentence examples for disorders we feel from inspiring English sources

Given the role of this enzyme in asthma and other allergic and inflammatory disorders, we feel that this case study is worthy of experimental follow-up.

However, this assertion still remains to be proven and as there is a large body of evidence that suggests there are no symptoms that are reliably predictive of an evacuation disorder [ 35, 40- 43], we feel that the potential inclusion of such patients should not detract from the overall symptomatic findings in our study.

A respectful and dignified treatment environment is also important because those suffering from substance use disorders often feel as if they've lost their self-respect and dignity.

People with bipolar disorders often feel they can do things no one else can do.

Susan Ringwood, the chief executive of the national organisation, Beat, said: "When treatments fail to work, people with eating disorders can feel it is their fault, and that can make them very more reluctant to accept the help desperately they need.

We've done a lot of posts for Stronger Together [HuffPost's mental health initiative] on what these disorders actually feel like.

Families of people with brain disorders often feel very strongly about donating the brain of a deceased loved one to help support research.

Struggling with eating disorders can feel intensely isolating.

Only 25percentt of people with mental health disorders feel that others are caring and understanding about their condition.

One of those artists Katie Crawford, a photographer who has experienced anxiety and depression for most of her life, created a stunning series of self-portraits that captured what her disorders feel like.

These findings reveal how malleable body image can be, and could help lead to therapies that help patients with phantom limb syndrome and other disorders feel more at ease with their bodies.