Sentence examples for have disorders from inspiring English sources

And much of it, of course, is the subject of otology, what happens when people have disorders of hearing, problems with their hearing.

In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Jerome C. Wakefield of Rutgers University and Dr. Robert L. Spitzer of the New York State Psychiatric Institute said the new analysis addresses who needs treatment, not how many people have disorders.

Mr. McCandlish said his clients had since been found to have disorders that include reactive airway disease, which he said causes patients to gag in response to certain fumes or aromas, pulmonary problems and chronic fatigue.

Patients in a pulmonary clinic have disorders that predispose them to osteoporosis and may use glucocorticoid therapy, which has been associated with low bone mineral density (BMD) and increased fracture risk.

Scientists said the findings were reassuring, since the risk was so small -- a few cases for every 100,000 vaccinations -- but cautioned that the risk today might be higher than in the past, because more people have disorders of the skin or immune system that predispose them to adverse effects from the vaccine or close contact with those who have been vaccinated.

Dr. Wagner said 10 other families were preparing to use the procedure, to have babies who would be free of genetic disorders carried by the parents and who would also provide cord blood transplants for siblings who have disorders that include sickle-cell anemia, thalassemia and Fanconi anemia.

We have disordered eating across the board.

We don't have disorder or thieves, or anyone stealing anything.

Eighty-five patients (11.7 %) had disorders of consciousness.

Somebody else has disordered his order.

"This is why dad has disordered eating".