Sentence examples for dysfunctions from from inspiring English sources
These female pioneers ushered in a cult of childhood and its inevitable corollary, the demonization of mothers, at whose feet piled up responsibilities for all manner of diseases and dysfunctions, from stuttering to schizophrenia, now understood to be neurochemical and decidedly outside the influence of fads.
Recent reports have suggested that long-term residual brain dysfunctions from mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) that are often overlooked by clinical criteria may be detected using advanced research methods.
Although CVD represents a myriad of symptoms and dysfunctions, from hypertension to cardiomyopathy, there is a link between microbes and cardiovascular health.
Although evaluating staff skills independently of their working conditions is difficult, clinical audits by multidisciplinary teams seem appropriate to distinguish organizational dysfunctions from staff-related problems [ 46- 48].
Thus, as mentioned previously, it is possible that the timing deficits reported by those studies strongly depended on the additional cognitive resources required to encode longer durations, making difficult to isolate temporal perception dysfunctions from more generalized cognitive impairments.
The anamnestic data of all individuals yielded a more frequent presentation of subjective symptoms and dysfunctions from the sample of RA patients (Group RA) than from the control group (group N) (Table 1).
Only 1.075 points separated success from failure, dysfunction from delight.
But he has suffered severe sexual dysfunction from the surgery.
Lamoriello and Thorn observed the Nets' dysfunction from afar and came in to clean up the mess.
That is intended to counteract "the emotional aspects of the condition," he added, "that stop men suffering from erectile dysfunction from talking to their doctors".
And if I'm James looking at the Knicks' ongoing dysfunction from the relatively tranquil confines of Cleveland, I would ask, Is this where I want to be?
