Sentence examples for generalized disorder from inspiring English sources
The Mexican Supreme Court said Monday that a fire in a day care center that killed 49 children last June was evidence of "generalized disorder" in the federal government's management of privately run nurseries.
Mutations in the GAN gene lead to functional impairment of the cytoskeletal protein gigaxonin and a generalized disorder of intermediate filaments, including neurofilaments in axons.
Nevertheless, appearance of multifocal NH reports could encourage a discussion regarding its pathogenesis, as they may correspond to either a generalized disorder or a peripheral dysfunction occurring in multiple areas.
Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a generalized disorder of unknown etiology affecting the connective tissue of the body.
From a clinical point of view, atherothrombosis is a progressive, generalized disorder with manifestations either acute or chronic and often multiple in any single patient affecting the coronary, cerebral, and peripheral circulation (3).
In addition to the classical forms of HIGM, other more complex defects of the DNA repair mechanism can also lead to a HIGM-like immunological pattern as part of a more generalized disorder.
Generalized disorders of ectodermal tissue following prenatal exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls have been reported in Taiwan and Japan.
Generalized disorders of cartilage and bone have been referred to as skeletal dysplasias and are associated with a generalized abnormality in the skeleton.
The exclusion criteria included major organ failure, major illness, history of head injury, or uncontrolled generalized disorders, such as hypertension or diabetes.
The most common phenotypes in brain disorders associated with those proteins are generalized disorders of growth where the brain is disproportionately affected; and the primary microcephalies where the brain alone is affected and significantly reduced in size.
Exclusion criteria for all subjects included major organ failure, major illness, high blood pressure (greater than 140/90 as defined by the American Heart Association), stroke, history of brain injury, or uncontrolled generalized disorders such as diabetes, as well as the use of psychotropic (sleep aid) medicine.
