Sentence examples for extreme pathology from inspiring English sources

The many memoirs of addiction, senile dementia and insanity run the same risk: extreme pathology devalues personhood, devours the individual.

It is estimated that he is among between 50-100 individuals with a similarly extreme pathology.

Joe Meek's was an extreme pathology, to be sure, with its incredible highs - just listen to the aerated hysteria of John Leyton's 'Wild Wind' - and annihilating lows, but what remains shocking is just how much his suicidal impulse was shared by many gay men of his generation.

Responses were graded using a scale from 0 (normal) to 5 (extreme pathology: severe and widespread presence of a particular response/diagnosis).

This study used a novel experimental design to enable the study of challenged birds with two extreme pathology levels: severe lesions (susceptible) and mild lesions (resistant), with the aim to elucidate resistance and susceptibility mechanisms.

In 1930, she argued that schizophrenia and psychosis should be diagnosed more often in children as this would help child psychologists to understand infantile thought and its extreme pathologies (Klein, 1930).

My neurotic behaviors were extreme, my pathology difficult to identify with, yet in the almost grotesque extent of my destructive actions as I forgot to take my pills time after time to indulge in the fantasy of potential motherhood, I was convinced I had put my finger on something.

Whether or not a jury finds that Mr. Seabrook broke laws, the story of the diversity grant is an extreme example of pathologies that are common in city government.

The character walks "a professional tightrope between a pathology so extreme he risks permanent dismissal, and a healthy state of mind that would cure him of his gift".

A small proportion of patients with identifiable musculoskeletal pathology experience extreme and widespread symptoms, often associated with recognizable behavioural changes indicative of a chronic pain syndrome.

Many of the diseases of aging seen in worms are consistent with quasi-programmed hyperfunction, and within its short 2-3 week lifespan C. elegans develops a number of pathologies involving extreme hypertrophy [ 94, 95].