Sentence examples for language disease from inspiring English sources

No restrictions were placed on study design, language, disease or participants.

This observation could be partially explained by the enormous diversity associated with various natural language disease descriptions contained within the ISABEL database, as well as by the system's use of a thesaurus that converts medical slang into recognized medical terms.

All data from eligible trials were extracted by two investigators independently using a standard form, and the following information was collected: first author, publication year, country, ethnicity, language, disease, detection method, age, gender and sample number.

One plausible approach toward identification of (epi genetic changes underlying human neurodevelopmental disorders is defining the molecular changes during the evolution of human-specific (e.g., language, disease susceptibility) phenotypes.

The Japanese Osteoporosis Quality of Life (JOQOL) questionnaire was developed to measure QOL in Japanese patients with osteoporosis, with reference to two English language disease-specific QOL questionnaires: the Qualeffo-41 questionnaire and the Osteoporosis Assessment Questionnaire [ 3, 5– 7].

There is a lack of German-language, disease-specific health related quality of life instruments applicable in cardiac rehabilitation.

While there are several generic instruments of proven quality in the German rehabilitation system (i.e. IRES-3 [ 12] and the German SF-36 version [ 13]), there is a lack of German-language, disease-specific instruments applicable in cardiac rehabilitation.

Demographics of PD subjects (age, handedness, language preference), disease duration, L-Dopa dose and disease-specific assessments such as modified Hoehn & Yahr staging and Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) were used.

And how did this tendency to render difference through the language of disease and illness get adopted by those who see racism and bigotry as the true pathologies?

The manual, they go on, was primarily written to give physicians, schooled in the language of disease, a way to recognize similarities and differences among their patients and to talk to one another about them.

The selection of the medical source domain was complicated by the fact that the English language distinguishes "disease" and "illness" as two distinct yet related concepts, which remain undifferentiated in the semantics of 病 bing "disease/illness" in Chinese.