Sentence examples for longstanding disorders from inspiring English sources
The main factor determining the differences in muscle pathology between the various disorders is the time course, and chronic or longstanding disorders offer more opportunity various histological aspects than those that are rapidly progressive.
In 2006, 15.6% of individuals surveyed in the United Kingdom reported the prevalence of a longstanding musculoskeletal disorders.
Calugi and colleagues [ 21] found that after treatment 36.4% of patients with longstanding eating disorder (≥ 10 years) showed clinically significant changes in the Global score of the Eating Disorder Examination (EDE [ 22]) compared to 44.0% of those with shorter disease duration.
The passenger, a woman in her 30s traveling from Europe, told Dr. Freed she had a longstanding seizure disorder.
Second, a new problem area has been added to address the possible effects of a longstanding eating disorder on an individual's life plans.
Then, in line 28, the doctor implicitly contrasts the 'simplicity' of the Alzheimer's diagnosis with the complicatedness of the patient's longstanding bipolar disorder.
I visit a hostel for older drinkers where I meet a man in his late 60s with a longstanding antisocial personality disorder.
Mr. Arbabsiar's lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, a federal public defender, had sought a 10-year term, arguing that her client's crime had been the result of a longstanding, untreated bipolar disorder.
In particular of the brain tumor patients with longstanding primary headache disorder history, 64% presented with headache [3].
In his seeming embrace of the 12-step approach — first formulated by Alcoholics Anonymous but since adopted by Narcotics Anonymous, Sex Addicts Anonymous and groups for gambling, food and shopping addictions — Woods waded into a longstanding debate over sexual disorders and how to treat them.
During the telephone interview individuals were asked if they have any longstanding (chronic) disabilities or disorders lasting over six months.
