Sentence examples for disorders we have from inspiring English sources

To make much-needed progress in treating brain disorders, we have to decipher the disease from the bottom up.

In addition to offering transplants to patients with acute and chronic leukemias, myeloproliferative and myelodysplastic disorders, we have a particular focus on patients with lymphomas (Non-Hodgkin/Hodgkin Lymphoma), Plasmacell dyscrasias (Amyloidosis and Multiple Myeloma) and Sickle Cell Disease.

As recent studies have found evidences for the potential involvement of CNVs in psychiatric disorders, we have studied the dosage effect of structural genome variants as a possible susceptibility factor for different psychiatric disorders in a candidate gene approach.

To study the role of CGRP in these disorders, we have characterized the photophobic phenotype of nestin/hRAMP1 mice, a transgenic model with genetically engineered increased sensitivity to CGRP.

Through this paradigm of comparative network analysis, we have discovered important connections between autism and certain autoimmune disorders, we have used haplotype structure and properties of the disease network to prioritize long and unruly lists of candidates for autism into an organized set of markers with high likelihood of clinical utility.

As part of a project aimed at exploring rare and/or de novo mutations in neurodevelopmental disorders, we have sequenced the seven genes encoding for NMDA receptor subunits (NMDARs) in a large cohort of individuals affected with SCZ or ASD (n=429 and 428, respectively), parents of these subjects and controls (n=568).

However, since this pathology is often accompanied with depression and neurodegenerative disorders, we had an important number of subjects with NP that were excluded of the study.

The disorder we have allowed to assemble at the borders of Europe does not easily divide into "economics" and "war".

The accused have been charged mainly with burglary or violent disorder, we have not yet identified a single charge of riot - which is also an offence.

Last month, the London borough in which I live and work was the scene of some of the most violent public disorder we have witnessed in the last 30 years.

"After a long, uneasy equipoise since 1945," Mishra says, "the old west-dominated world order is giving way to an apparent global disorder". We have entered an "age of anger", in which established forms of authority and legitimacy, already seriously weakened by the forces of globalisation, have been challenged by history's losers.