Sentence examples for disorders with which from inspiring English sources

These mutations are often only partially disabling or present atypically, with patients lacking diagnostic features of the Mendelian disorders with which these genes are classically associated.

Although teenage girls are most at risk, anorexia – along with bulimia nervosa and other dangerous eating disorders with which the press is currently rather less morbidly fascinated – has claimed the lives of children and pensioners, high-flying professionals and the unemployed, lesbians and gay men, straight men and boys.

A spokeswoman alleged Thursday that Clinton suffers from the language disorder, with which she has never been diagnosed.

Mr. Rondos said that depression and attention deficit disorder, with which he was recently diagnosed, led him to procrastinate and left him unable to focus.

The disorder often coexists with other neuropsychiatric disorders like depression and bipolar disorder, with which it also shares symptoms [ 3, 4].

Taken together, our findings suggest that mood instability is associated with poorer clinical outcomes and increased use of antipsychotic and non-antipsychotic mood stabiliser therapy, regardless of the mental disorder with which an individual initially presents.

8 Although these translational models implicate developmental abnormalities of the striatum and cortex in pathological hair-pulling, and neurobiological overlap between trichotillomania and obsessive compulsive disorder has been suggested, there have been no whole-brain studies of the disorder with which to validate these approaches.

Both girls have been diagnosed with psychotic disorders, or disorders which implicate a break with reality, and both girls have endorsed the notion that this supernatural Internet meme is real and motivated their behavior.

She died of complications from the blood disorder myelodysplasia, with which she was diagnosed six years ago.

I would like to say a few things about wellness and eating disorders, two subjects with which I am better acquainted than I'd like.

This in turn helps him deal with his flashbacks and other post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms with which he has been coping, since leaving the military in 2007.