Sentence examples for established disorder from inspiring English sources

Eddie Dunford, the brash, callow reporter played by Andrew Garfield in the first of the three films, "Red Riding: 1974," is only the first to question the established disorder.

ADHD is an established disorder in childhood with child and adolescent mental health or paediatric services for ADHD available across most of Europe.

The key comparison was for the degree of concordance between ratings of 'sub-syndromal or attenuated states' (stage 1) versus later established disorders (stages 2-4); ii) second, the ratings derived from a consensus pair were compared with that derived by an independent rater from our research team.

Here, a cutoff of 0.4 was used to establish disorder or order.

It is one where only one person suffers from a genuine, established psychotic disorder (inducer), most commonly schizophrenia or delusional disorder.

If NOS diagnoses are intended to be truly "residual", and by implication few in number, then the clinical state (or states) currently embraced by the diagnosis eating disorder NOS ought to be reclassified as one or more specific forms of eating disorder, especially since it (or they) are as severe as the established eating disorder bulimia nervosa.

Co-morbidity is a major feature of established bipolar disorder, which greatly contributes to problems in management.

This is in contrast to a meta-analysis that reported preserved current IQ in people with established bipolar disorder (Bora et al. 2009).

APA states that there is insufficient evidence to recommend any of the established panic disorder treatments over another.

The exclusion criteria were significantly impaired activities of daily living (ie, dementia), established psychiatric disorder, cancer, drug abuse, solvent exposure and anoxic brain damage including stroke.

In patients with an established psychotic disorder cannabis abuse is associated with a higher risk of psychotic relapses and with poorer social outcome.