Sentence examples for intellectual disorders from inspiring English sources
"intellectual disorders" is correct and usable in written English
It is a medical term that refers to various conditions, such as autism, dyslexia, and intellectual disability, which affects cognitive functioning and intelligence. For example, "Children with intellectual disorders often require special assistance in school."
The longitudinal design of this study builds upon prior work that established a concurrent relationship among these factors in families of children with other intellectual disorders.
This can make it easy to conflate symptoms of other intellectual disorders with autism, according to Santhosh Girirajan, the leader of the research team.
A number of studies have established that parents of children with autism face higher levels of stress than parents of children with other chronic diseases or intellectual disorders.
With the exception of three patients with psychiatric comorbidities, all participants were physically healthy, with IQ in the normal range (mean +/- SD) IQs and no other intellectual disorders.
In addition, the child may have intellectual disorders, sensitive, visual and hearing, which added to the motor changes, task constraints and the environment, have repercussions in different ways in their functional performance [ 3, 7- 11].
It has been implicated in a spectrum of diseases, such as cancers, intellectual disorders [e.g., fragile X-syndrome (FXS), schizophrenia, depression], neurodegenerative disorders [e.g., Alzheimer's disease and Huntington's disease, heart failure, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and multiple sclerosis], and aging, and in fact almost all major human disorders.
To the Mohists, one suspects, even a moderate degree of diversity in how we draw such distinctions counts as social, moral, and even intellectual "disorder" (luan).
Loss of FMRP function causes fragile X syndrome (FXS), the most frequent monogenic intellectual disorder.
Our data suggest that cerebral palsy is on a diagnostic and genetic continuum with intellectual disability, disorders of motor development and possibly autistic spectrum disorder, with these latter conditions already known to be caused by de novo mutations.
In the world of developmental disabilities, the DSM revisionists want to do some wordsmithing on intellectual developmental disorders.
Closed captioning is helpful for those with autism and intellectual developmental disorders, making it easier to follow along with the video.
