Sentence examples for distinct condition from inspiring English sources

Lorna was ahead of her time in her thinking, always questioning orthodoxy, including the belief that Kanner's autism was a single and distinct condition.

MBI is a new concept, too new for the international psychiatric bodies who publish diagnostic criteria to have weighed in on whether it should be recognised as a distinct condition.

Down syndrome, which is characterized by the presence of three copies of chromosome 21 instead of the normal two, was first described as a distinct condition in 1862 by English physician John Langdon Down.

An emerging controversy has been whether AS is a distinct condition from high functioning autism (HFA), and if so, can it be reliably and validly diagnosed.

It could manifest itself in attempts to dismantle harmful, obfuscating stereotypes or to clarify and hone our understanding of each distinct condition, while remembering that no category can ever explain an individual.

It first appeared as "Infantile Autism"; it was subsequently redesignated "Autistic Disorder"; and now it comes under the heading "Autism Spectrum Disorder" (A.S.D .. Asperger's was added as a distinct condition within the spectrum in 1994, but has now disappeared, having been merged into A.S.D. The DSM not only defines the condition; it makes it institutionally consequential.

Angle of attack and pitch angle are two distinct conditions.

· Recent research suggests that autism may be a combination of two distinct conditions with distinct genetic bases.

Milk allergy and lactose intolerance are distinct conditions that are often confused.

Patients were asked to perform the lifting task twice, under 2 distinct conditions.

Each volunteer was submitted to fMRI scanning under two distinct conditions: (i) before and (ii) 40 minutes subsequent to Ayahuasca intake.